RE: The Good Health of the Wargaming Niche

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vonRocko -> RE: The Good Health of the Wargaming Niche (5/7/2013 11:08:04 PM)
It's a shame you don't own the forum, then you could impose your will on anyone you like, till then tough luck. Where do you get off calling for a lock. Who are you,the thread judge? Like I said before, ignore it. But I don't think you can.

Rocko911 -> RE: The Good Health of the Wargaming Niche (5/7/2013 11:31:14 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Aurelian quote: ORIGINAL: vonRocko quote: ORIGINAL: Aurelian Time to close this thread as it's going in circles. This niche is healthy. This niche is growing. No amount of naysaying by the same ones is going to change that. Instead of crying for censorship, why not try ignoring the thread? Your whining makes my point for me. Oh, as stated by TPTB, "censorship" would be deleting the thread. Locking it, as your post shows, is acknowledgement that it has run its course. Aurelian, all I can say is wow. Too bad your judgment is as limited as your viewpoint.

Rocko911 -> RE: The Good Health of the Wargaming Niche (5/7/2013 11:36:44 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Aurelian Time to close this thread as it's going in circles. This niche is healthy. This niche is growing. No amount of naysaying by the same ones is going to change that. LOL, proof the niche is not doing so well is the mergers and companies disappearing. Case in point Ageod, Matrix/Slitherine Merger and so on. Strong companies do not merge, because they do not need to.

Jevhaddah -> RE: The Good Health of the Wargaming Niche (5/8/2013 12:47:00 AM)
I would agree that it would be nice to have the older matrix titles updated for modern Pc's. My own personal solution to this is to run the games on various old laptops I have collected over the years. It works for me [;)] Cheers Jev

grogmaster -> RE: The Good Health of the Wargaming Niche (5/8/2013 1:39:56 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LRRP quote: ORIGINAL: Aurelian Time to close this thread as it's going in circles. This niche is healthy. This niche is growing. No amount of naysaying by the same ones is going to change that. LOL, proof the niche is not doing so well is the mergers and companies disappearing. Case in point Ageod, Matrix/Slitherine Merger and so on. Strong companies do not merge, because they do not need to. You nailed it beautifully here. If Slitherine wasn't hurting financially inside it wouldn't propose mergers to every possible publisher that poses a threat to their business. If they were doing well they'd let them die out and acquire them wholesale. The merging with other companies is an attempt to overshadow their lack of financial success, by creating an illusion that their "expanding" in all sectors. In actuality, if you think about Iain's responses just for a minute of the immense success he claims they're having (you have to read between the lines of his jibberishness) you'll realize why you're seeing the things you're seeing. He of course has included the AGEOD sales that he's acquired within his numbers of sales. Don't be so naive. Good one Iain! He's a business man and he's a hell of a bullshitter to boot. Look at the specifics. Would a company that is expanding as Iain suggest be putting off forum improvements for their sites and be hosting a publication that is failing (Wargamer)? They don't have the financial means to update their old products, their old forum software or to even examine their marketing analytics. The answer to why they fall short in so many sectors of the business that they're in is because they lack the financial means to do so. Merging with competitors may buy some time for a company that is lacking essential profits, but it wont make up for an uneducated and incompetent Marketing Manger in the long run. Again, don't be so naive.

grogmaster -> RE: The Good Health of the Wargaming Niche (5/8/2013 2:03:42 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Aurelian quote: ORIGINAL: vonRocko quote: ORIGINAL: Aurelian Time to close this thread as it's going in circles. This niche is healthy. This niche is growing. No amount of naysaying by the same ones is going to change that. Instead of crying for censorship, why not try ignoring the thread? Your whining makes my point for me. Oh, as stated by TPTB, "censorship" would be deleting the thread. Locking it, as your post shows, is acknowledgement that it has run its course. By closing a thread to prevent further conversation of a particular topic because a wargaming publisher doesn't like what people are saying, displays a form of censorship. Deleting a thread is also a form of censorship. But preventing future discusses of a particular topic is most certainly censorship. Destroying future conversation of a particular subject is just as bad if not worse than destroying already posted conversation of a particular subject.

Erik Rutins -> RE: The Good Health of the Wargaming Niche (5/8/2013 2:14:54 AM)
...and yet, with regret, thread locked. This discussion truly has run its course and it keeps circling back to the beginning, with the same posters saying the same things. I don't see the point in recycling discussion points again and again or in allowing this negative speculation to continue. That kind of posting, as exemplified by Grogmaster, does not have anything to do with a constructive discussion about pricing. As far as I can tell, it is intentionally destructive. Whatever your grudge against us is, please keep it to yourself. Grogmaster, I think it's time you re-read the forum rules. Personal insults against community members and trolling are both against those rules. You've been warned and will get a vacation from the forum to reconsider those rules if you cross the line again. Regards, - Erik

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