On Friday 10 February 2012, Jonathan Blake wrote: > On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 3:34 PM, Chris Neilson <crusty.chris@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Fundamentally, Im failing to see why a footnote is needed in this > > case at all. What exactly is it that you are planning on saying in > > the footnote that could not be mentioned in the errata? > > Part of it is the scope of the changes. They're all over. I suggest a > short footnote that says, "Many enemies in this book have had their > statistics reduced in accordance with the Mongoose Publishing edition > to balance the game which was originally quite challenging. See the > Errata for details." We might even consider creating a special list > of the affected combats on the Errata page to make it easier to find > them. > > The argument for having a footnote in every affected section is for > the convenience of a reader who wants to face the challenge of the > original. Hmm. Footnotes appear to be an awkward solution for this. In HTML they might be not be that intrusive, but in the PDFs I find it annoying if they clutter the end of every other page. We could (more or less) easily provide two separate variants of the book. Of course, this would require the reader to choose beforehand what he wants. *shrug* Just an idea. Regards, Ingo ~~~~~~ Manage your subscription at //www.freelists.org/list/projectaon