
Originally Posted by
stlkent
I have one foot in the clouds, but the other is firmly planted on earth, so I'm part realist. This is a business, and they're pulling in some serious money. You could come with me to the food pantry or homeless shelter and volunteer. Become a Big Brother. Get with some non-profit group dying for help. What's wrong with tangible rewards when "volunteering" in an effort that helps provides tangible results - huge mounds of friggin cash....
There's an attitude shared by a lot of management. Why "pay" someone when we can get people to do it free. Any suspect motivation seen in that? I'm not a pawn, or a sucker. I'd rather decline the gift, but I didn't need to. Games I played, I was able to get transferable items, and gave them away to the 'less fortunate'. In one game I got all the Mods together, and we hosted a monthly drop party, not only announced on the Forum, but I got the GM to leave posts on the games main site announcement section.
Besideds, Dark Sider, I think the people who would find the Mods motives suspect will do so either way.
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