I appreciate the advice Theo but this would be like if you wrote a book and then instead of receiving positive feedback you are scolded by one of the figures of authority who work for the publishing company you're involved with... You expect to get a phone call with an update on how well the numbers are looking, but instead you are torn apart verbally for a scene in the book that was already approved long ago by the same company. Imagine how hard your jaw would hit the floor in astonishment.

Would your desire to continue onward at the same level of participation with that same company suddenly dwindle? Will that company even be allowed to come anywhere near your next book? Would you start considering other options? I didn't say I was done with e-fedding; I said I was done for now with a company that uses a pre-approved segment as an example to throw somebody under the bus. It's insulting as anything else imaginable that our already approved segment should be the spotlighted piece in a discussion about what should and should not be allowed. I don't appreciate having such negative attention drawn to a piece of my work, especially when others helped out too and it was something more than just I was involved with. Trust me; the ugliness of the situation hits you a lot harder when you are the person who wrote most of what's being called an abusive piece. Do you remember how seriously you were taking it when you and I were both new and not very many people were clicking like on your work? I do; I remember a guy who is passionate enough about his own work to care in what manner it's being spotlighted or perceived by the others around. I remember that person very clearly and I remember reassuring that person, encouraging him to keep up... and look at him now. King of XWF. You care just as much about your own efforts as I do about mine. In October I told you that I see you going very far even when you weren't so crazy about what was going on here... and I was right. I just hope you never are put into a spot where you have to feel the way I feel today, because I can tell you'd be affected too.