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As this is a rather one-sided story, I'm inclined to disagree based on my experience with them. Me and a buddy of mine are really big CAH fans, and we had been
by JonLim 13y ago
As this is a rather one-sided story, I'm inclined to disagree based on my experience with them.
Me and a buddy of mine are really big CAH fans, and we had been playing on a set of cards that he printed and cut at that point. We had also been meaning to start a project together, so to test the waters, we started working on a digital version of CAH that would be open sourced and could be freely enjoyed by everyone.
I made the wise decision to reach out and get their blessing before we really began working on it, and one of the founders replied in short order, essentially telling us that we couldn't go ahead with our project because they wanted to control what was released. It's been a while since the correspondence happened, so please excuse my memory, but it was something to that effect.
However, they were very courteous and concise the entire time, and were not even close to being rude. So I find your account a bit hard to believe.
- city41 13y agoSome people do take any rejection, even fully polite and sincere rejection, as rude because rejection is not fun to receive.
- thoughtcriminal 13y agoUnless you're playing Rejection Therapy: http://rejectiontherapy.com http://rejectiontherapy.com
- gsibble 13y agoIt was rude in the sense that it included legal threats regarding copyright and they refused to entertain any sort of correspondence in the future. It was by far the most rude partnership request reply I have ever received.
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