PJ Coffey

Because asking people who never buy your stuff and who aren't interested in it. I've had people following me online.

Because asking people who never buy your stuff and who aren't interested in it. I've had people following me online.

Someone who has clicked follow on an account as far as I can make out. Right, okay.

Someone who has clicked follow on an account as far as I can make out. Right, okay.

counts fans i've interacted with the brand once you're you're a fan i think maybe you've clicked follow to like you know like you know to follow something but i i would say that someone who's following you they may or may not like your stuff i mean i've had people following me and they have written on their profiles things like dnd is a baby game and like it's just terrible i'm like

counts fans i've interacted with the brand once you're you're a fan i think maybe you've clicked follow to like you know like you know to follow something but i i would say that someone who's following you they may or may not like your stuff i mean i've had people following me and they have written on their profiles things like dnd is a baby game and like it's just terrible i'm like

Of the five books I've written exactly which one did you think was not related in some way to being D&D? They're all D&D compatible. I don't like Hasbro the company very much because they're a big, mega corporation who regularly fires people at Christmas and has had some questionable decisions about, and when I say questionable, there's a huge asterisk there, but I quite like playing D&D.

Of the five books I've written exactly which one did you think was not related in some way to being D&D? They're all D&D compatible. I don't like Hasbro the company very much because they're a big, mega corporation who regularly fires people at Christmas and has had some questionable decisions about, and when I say questionable, there's a huge asterisk there, but I quite like playing D&D.

I prefer FYV, but, you know, I quite enjoy rolling D20s and shouting, ha-ha, have some of that. Yeah. Just how I am. I don't see that there's anything wrong.

I prefer FYV, but, you know, I quite enjoy rolling D20s and shouting, ha-ha, have some of that. Yeah. Just how I am. I don't see that there's anything wrong.

And if you're saying, like, you really hate that stuff, I don't consider you a fan of my work. I certainly don't consider you, like, you're not going to ever be a paying customer of mine. I don't really want to talk to you. I certainly don't need you coming in and starting arguments in my mentions. Yeah. You're going to get the boot. It's just how it is. I'm sorry.

And if you're saying, like, you really hate that stuff, I don't consider you a fan of my work. I certainly don't consider you, like, you're not going to ever be a paying customer of mine. I don't really want to talk to you. I certainly don't need you coming in and starting arguments in my mentions. Yeah. You're going to get the boot. It's just how it is. I'm sorry.

I mean, I could talk to people who don't like D&D for other principled reasons. I respect that, but I'm probably not also going to follow them because I respect people who are going to be nice to my customers, essentially. Your actual fans?

I mean, I could talk to people who don't like D&D for other principled reasons. I respect that, but I'm probably not also going to follow them because I respect people who are going to be nice to my customers, essentially. Your actual fans?

I'm a big fan of role-playing games. I buy role-playing games. I play them. I talk about them. I will promote them, like, constantly. But, you know, you've got to draw a line. Anyway, one of the things I found quite amusing was that Patreon did ask the customers or the creators that they act as a middleman for, do you think the work you see on Patreon is valuable? And only 93% said yes.

I'm a big fan of role-playing games. I buy role-playing games. I play them. I talk about them. I will promote them, like, constantly. But, you know, you've got to draw a line. Anyway, one of the things I found quite amusing was that Patreon did ask the customers or the creators that they act as a middleman for, do you think the work you see on Patreon is valuable? And only 93% said yes.

So 7% of their customers, like nearly one in 10, are giving money to Patreon and do not feel they're getting value for money. So I'm like... Okay.

So 7% of their customers, like nearly one in 10, are giving money to Patreon and do not feel they're getting value for money. So I'm like... Okay.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I thought that was funny. And they reckon that the average pay per fan is $110 per annum. And when I say fan, that would be someone who's following you and giving you money. But like I say, I'm confused by why they think this is great stuff, because like I say, the majority of creators had between 10,000 and 2 million people

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I thought that was funny. And they reckon that the average pay per fan is $110 per annum. And when I say fan, that would be someone who's following you and giving you money. But like I say, I'm confused by why they think this is great stuff, because like I say, the majority of creators had between 10,000 and 2 million people