biscoe
* Ace Member *
Going with known parties that have a proven track record mitigates a ton of risk. Switching horses and getting great service from a new partner seems really attractive and might work out for a short time......but what happens when this new partner flakes out and you are left with nothing? What is worse?
Remember the whole magazine debacle? I forget the name of the magazine, but they certainly had flashy big promises.
Going with known parties that have a proven track record which reflects mediocrity at best insures mediocrity at best. IMO many of the ORG's perceived /actual problems could be solved by removing 3 individuals from the equation and replacing them with others more competent.