Re: ** Son of RPG Redbook lives **

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No doubt about it, I'm sure they could be thanked that way.
Would they?  Probably not.  IBM would just do without the redbook rather 
than spend money on us.

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Here's a question.  I see a lot of input on this RPG
Redbook.

Now, what makes the Redbook so alluring?  It's from IBM?
 It's free?  Both?  (I left out "It's written by Jon"
because that should be an obvious reason).

There are a lot of RPG books/training manuals out there now
with some great topics.  And I'm sure Jon and others who
contribute these types of materials could be better
"thanked" through royalties.  So I'm assuming the answer to
the above question is "it's free"?

I'm not putting down redbooks, just curious. 
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