http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10331826

Bad press.

Please bear in mind that HFCS (in mainstream use) is either 55% Fructose/42% Glucose (used mainly in drinks) or 42% Fructose/53% Glucose (typically used in food and baked goods). Table sugar consists of Sucrose, which when absorbed by the body breaks down into 50% Fructose/50% Glucose. Any difference between the two is a matter of marketing.

You fail to understand the power of "But we've always done it this way."

Your book looks interesting, and what better place to self-advertise than in a discussion about self-publishing? (Plus you might have a new reader, and customer, in a few more pages)

Arrive? Return, you mean.

They've already done something about these people. They've voted for them.

I believe they mean that only the version sold on gog.com will be DRM-free. The versions from other distributors will have some form of DRM.

It was great before it became a brand.

Or, judging by their recent behaviour, they'd simply lower the bar for approval even further so as to improve their throughput without the need to hire more staff.

The parent post has a good suggestion; the three stooges after a weekend bender.

Ship? I thought they sold them?

I experienced the same thing about a month back, when I initially gave the trial a play (nice game, and the trial zones were comparatively well populated), then picked up a cheap box copy and moved from a lively game to a ghost-town. The first non-starter zone I visited had, for a good part of the time I was there, no other players in that zone.

I cancelled my sub after only a week and left feedback that the game, as it stood, wasn't worth a subscription with its current population levels.

In my experience, if AVG was to find 2 additional files on a system scanned with MSE I'd expect them to be false positives.

And yet they'll be charging full price for the physical media.