Hmm...I wonder how much traffic I would get if I posted some specious, trollish argument about D&D (or Vampire or GURPS...those two would be even better since I have virtually no experience with either ;) and posted a link to my site on ENWorld so people would come and read it?

I suppose I could post about the commercial d20 book I was looking through (published some time ago) that obviously used TableSmith to generate a bunch of its material but doesn't actually give any mention about the program. Not that there's any "legal" requirement to do so, but it would be a nice courtesy, particularly given how that sort of thing is supposed to be "common" in the industry. I guess that only applies to publishers and not to the inferior drones whose only purpose in their eyes is to purchase without question the phenomenal material churned out by their prima donna warrior-poets who call themselves "game designers".

No, I'm not talking about all publishers or writers. Yes, I'm in a spiteful mood. It will pass.