Roderick, I was talking about Gencon, and it's timeline, and the chances of it happening. All of that is related to the general state of what is happening. I was specifically replying to posts about Comicon, which were said to be relevant, and to posts saying that it would be irresponsible for Gencon to take place. I don't know how to respond to those posts, about Gencon, without referring to what is possibly going to cause Gencon not to happen. I don't know how to respond to a post saying Gencon shouldn't happen without saying why I think that's a hasty decision. And if the one is relevant, the response seemly is too. I'm not upset, just confused about how what I wrote regarding conventions, Gencon in particular, and COVID, is not relevant to a thread about Gencon and COVID.
I'm just going to not post anymore after this I guess, because I stayed away from politics, and discussed only what is relevant to Gencon happening or not. I was discussing other conventions, Gencon specifically, and what conditions would or would not cause them to happen or not happen. I am seriously confused now about what we're allowed to discuss, so I'm just going to stop contributing.
Gencon's timing at the end of July could very well be after the threat of COVID is overshadowed by the threat of poverty from the shutdown economy. That's my conclusion. Money is not an irrelevant issue in this discussion, and so the decision to have or not have an event like Gencon, given its timing in the year, does in fact need to involve economics. That's a summary of my position regarding Gencon, in relation to some recent posts.
If that's allowed to say, then cool. But I'm just going to step away because I honestly don't see the problem with my last post, and I don't want to cause friction with a friend. Later everyone, stay safe.
Hey Brotherbock,
It drifted rather a bit away from Gen Con, plus follow-on comments were well and away from Gen Con. I'm not picking on you, really I'm not.
Cheers, buddy