As for the rest of the guys here who just like to flame, it seems that you are only interested in flaming and venting feelings.
I still see nothing wrong with what Ring did, aside from not putting it in the right forum. However I would like to point out that the responses toward him were not that he postd in the wrong forum but rather that WWIIOL sucked. So I guess the real issue was your feelings regarding WWIIOL not where he posted it. Where he posted it is actually a side issue for you to pile on to. Sad.
I guess I don't feel what he did is so bad because as I said we do it all the time on our forums. people who play WWIIOL have talked about and outright pimped other games from day one on the WWIIOL forums.
Heck I remember when our forums were not closed and people were posting links to Op Flash, and some were saying that it was the end of WWIIOL. Well it wasn't but more importantly people didn't flame the poster for advertising another game. They did of course defend WWIIOL by simply saying that they thought WWIIOL would in fact out live Op Flash. It did.
If anything we should understand that it is ok to keep the names of both our games in the spot light as great games deserve. Both are great games but both are looked upon as inconsequential old games past their prime by the gaming magazines. Now that is the real danger.
Let me also tell you about another danger out there. I know people who see our two games and all MMolg's as a danger. A danger? Yes, they see them as bad news because the could signal the future of all the best games being pay to play. Of course I never pass up a chance to point out that I think that time has already come.

The point is these people want to see these games fail. All pay to play games. They don't want it to catch on too big. They fear being shut out and restricted.
What I would love to see for instance would be the single game producers morphing into larger services. In otherwords say WWIIOL, AH and Warbirds all colaberaitng to offer a package deal. I think in the end it would pay off big if a whole lot more people got involved. People would actually feel they are gettingmore for their money.
I think this is the future anyway. i think gaming networks will eventually resemble a cable tv service.
I think it will be full of choices even if thse choices end up costing a bit more than it does now for one game.