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As I said yesterday, the Flatland RPG has come out at 92 pages with 49 pages pf actual gaming material - the rest is Abbott's book. The gaming material includes three adventures and four outlines, rules, a small wargame, and cutout figures, with lots of colour illustrations.

I was thinking that $4.99 seemed around the right price but maybe that's too cheap. I want to maximize the money it earns, since it's a charity project, so should I go for lots of sales, a high price, or both? Will setting a low price make people think it isn't worth buying? Here's some possible prices, tell me which you think is likely to get the best results.

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Flatland film again

I've just had a fairly embarassing exchange of messages with the guys who distribute the Flatland film which (after a lot of confusion) established that there are in fact three animated versions, not two, and that the IMDB record for the 1982 version (directed by Michelle Emmer) is in fact describing the 1965 version directed by Eric Martin with the voice of Dudley Moore.

It turns out individuals can buy the latter for the "cheap" price of $29.95, or about $2.72 a minute. The institutional price is $70. I think I'll pass...