I agree it’s their choice, but a choice can absolutely be wrong, wrongheaded, or ill-informed.

Maybe arbitrary is the wrong word. “Wrongheaded” or ill-informed might be better.

Home video isn’t really an adaptation, though. It’s closer to a book reprint. 

Preventing one’s work from being released on home video strikes as an arbitrary and petty decision. 

The one I purchased was branded as “Yekbee,” but I don’t believe the design was actually unique to them:

The one I purchased was branded as “Yekbee,” but I don’t believe the design was actually unique to them:

That’s nearly the same exact form factor as a 65 USD Bluetooth keyboard for iPad sold on Amazon. It doesn’t come with a trackpad, but it’s a friggin touchscreen. 

That’s nearly the same exact form factor as a 65 USD Bluetooth keyboard for iPad sold on Amazon. It doesn’t come…

Suction-based phone mounts are terrible if you live somewhere with hot weather. They’re also not allowed everywhere.

Suction-based phone mounts are terrible if you live somewhere with hot weather. They’re also not allowed everywhere.

Yeah, but when it’s trivialized so easily without any specific intention from the user to do so, the content suffers.

They’re trying to attract the COVID market.

So Ticketmaster doesn’t pay for most venues’ actual box offices, but they hold exclusive contracts that require every ticket not purchased *in person* to go through TM (and get charged the fee, which is sometimes 40% added to the ticket price).

Turns out that toilet paper shortages had very little to do with scaling and more to do with the supply chain not fast enough to respond to the global shift to staying at home.

In-person retail gets more flak from customers when stock runs out because customers generally discover that only after they’ve gone to the trouble of getting to the store.

Scalping sucks, but the solution is either increasing supply or temporarily loosening MSRP adherence for mainstream retailers.

Depending on your location, salaried employees aren’t paid overtime regardless of hours worked. 

Can you please post transcripts for your video content? I am interested in this topic, as I watched Daniel Tiger with my kid quite a bit, but video isn’t always convenient to watch.

Another commenter described it as “The Hobbit movies, but actually good.”

Another commenter described it as “The Hobbit movies, but actually good.”

Because they’re trying to go back, revise, and expand a prior title?

Because they’re trying to go back, revise, and expand a prior title?

Per any review I’ve seen, it’s absolutely not that. 

Per any review I’ve seen, it’s absolutely not that. 

Yes, but it’s an adaptation, not a straight remaster. It’s like taking one novella that was 300 pages long, then rewriting it into a trilogy, each of which is 300 pages long. 

Yes, but it’s an adaptation, not a straight remaster. It’s like taking one novella that was 300 pages long, then…

It’s apparently a 40 hour experience already. It’s my understanding that they’re treating each episode as a game in its own right.

It’s apparently a 40 hour experience already. It’s my understanding that they’re treating each episode as a game in…