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[bryant]

Andrew Hackard (a member of the Role-Playing Game category jurty for the 2005 Origins Awards) notes that Lumpley Games didn't submit five copies of Dogs in the Vineyard, so it wasn't eligible for an award. Given that, I gotta back off some of my criticisms of the awards this year. Who knows how many submissions actually qualified for the voting?

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[chadu.livejournal.com]

PDFs were permitted for Jury perusal, so I sent copies of Dead Inside, MNPR:RPG, and Cold, Hard World for their consideration.

Also, why am I not seeing PTA on the list of potential nominees? That's just wrong.

Prime Time Adventures, right? Since it's not on the submission list at AAGAD, that means that not one member of the Academy -- which, one should recall, is free to join to anyone with 3+ published credits -- submitted it for consideration.

I submitted a bunch of stuff other than my own products. Some other people did, too, but not everyone.

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[head58.livejournal.com]

Well, it's a damn shame on both counts. I haven't read MNPR or CHW, but I enjoyed the demo of DI that Bryant ran for us and would definitely have preferred seeing new and off-kilter stuff than re-hashes of old insustry standards.

I'll have to check and see if the third thing I did ever made it into print to sign up for next year. No right to complain if I don't participate when I'm eligible and all that.

[chadu.livejournal.com]

Thank you for your kind words!

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