Merchandise for Anti-Nasty League

[PHO-KU]

I'm not having a go at all as I do appreciate the guys are busy. I would still really like the items (please take my money) would just liked improved comms to say why the refund, as you say, hopefully this is forthcoming.

[Stubborn Puppet]

And, for crying out loud, nobody (meaning Pho-Ku and myself, which is who you're talking about) said anything close to anything that resembles us being close to calling Watchdog. We didn't even express any hate for the band or a desire to swap loyalties.

Since when did expressing disappointment and anger/frustration in a forum become a reason to malign us with shit like U2 and Coldplay?

For myself, I already said that my initial anger was based on a lack of communication and that I apologized for "being a dick" (which is still more harsh a term than the reality) and had just asked for some info and an explanation.

[Phil]

Yeah, I apologise for the U2/Coldplay thing; that was definitely crossing a line there I wouldn't wish that on anyone (although ive still got time for Achtung Baby and Zooropa, after that just kill me now).

If anything all this just serves to remind me how temporary this version of PWEI could be, the fan base is obviously only a fraction of what it used to be. Lets make the most of what we've got while we still have it.

[VMNP]

Or help that fanbase to grow!

[Stubborn Puppet]

^That's why I want to be able to wear a PWEI hoodie.
I'll tell you something about myself. I don't advertise. I don't wear or sport anything that has a brand name on it or a sponsorship logo on it or anything like that, unless it's for a band or something I'm personally involved in.

I have people ask me about the bands on my shirts and hoodies all the time. It'd be nice to know I can include the latest PWEI in that.

[Stubborn Puppet]

I just got a reply about this. It was, as suggested, that they only got 11 orders total for hoodies. That's super disappointing.

We're square now. All is back to being as good as it can be.

I suggested that they consider a "print to order" shop for some of these cool items that they want to sell and we want to buy. I've used them many times to set up a store that looks and seems to be part of my own website. The items cost more, but it's sometimes the only way to make a very limited item available.

I know I'd pay a pretty penny to get that hoodie - it was about the coolest looking PWEI item I've ever seen.

[payback3000]

[SteveJames-Igor]

You are so right on both accounts.
My first live show has made me a convert and these days social media can spread the word.
I now follow local music organizations on twitter in the hope they will follow back.
I mentioned a good half a dozen times about the live show but, more is needed.

[Mad Bastard]

[Phil]