I figured something like that is the case. Indeed, while I was writing that post, I was in fact thinking to myself that I could be the change I want to see. I may even do that, some day. But honestly, in recent months, it's been taking all I've got to keep the faith in Roll20 and not walk away. Don't get me wrong: I have every confidence in the awesome people who make Roll20 all kinds of wonderful. I'm even faithful enough to believe in the vision that is beckoning the Beacon development team forward. But I don't have confidence in the company, any more. At some point, any sufficiently large organization begins responding to pressures and priorities well beyond the reach of individuals. I'm trying my hardest not to give up too soon: I earnestly hope that the company will begin tying off its loose ends soon. What I am not ready to do is to volunteer my labor to a business that is charging me for the opportunity without any reasonable basis for expecting that my efforts would be anything other than Pyrrhic. Not today, at least.