I wouldn't be so quick to call them jerks .... , these guys just want to game and he has his preferred medium. ... though Platforms have to pay the bills, so Kudos for defending it. i'm always amused when people get butt-hurt after a mod kicks them for something like this though. The reasons many of these tools don't survive is because no one is paying for them. Low technical barrier to entry is important, something which isn't really possible with open source. Remote tabletop is not exactly a new idea. An Internet based tool just makes it easier to build a good community, which is why Roll20 is so successful.
