Quoting northbloke:

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Just report back which way the decision went, and we can use it as precendence on subsequent submissions.

Will do of course 

Vote is current 4-1 in favour! 

If anyone cares...

For many of the major movie studios you can email them and they will be happy to provide you with web access to copies  of original press releases many of which often have their SRP. Email addresses are available on the main company sites. I will not publish these in forums for two reasons 1) I do not want to promote flooding of email boxes of the movie studios and 2) They ask you to agree to a terms of service agreement asking you not to alter the data in any way. I request them all of the time and get them back about 90% of the time.  These are after all full of information that the studios want to be public knowledge to promote the releases. Warner, HBO, Sony, Disney and BCI/Freemantle Media are the best to work  with. FOX and Paramount not so much. For some reason Paramount password protects their press releases. I  keep any of the  information I get from the releases local because I do not like messing with pre-release contributions. The data is never official until the release actually happens but it is out there if you want it. It also proves one sheets ARE NOT DVD covers.

As far as i am concerned thoise supporting you are voting in violation of the rules as well, Lopek

Your objective has now becoime clear...destruction of the rules... what do I base that on

"Just report back which way the decision went, and we can use it as precendence on subsequent submissions."

And your response.

Will do of course 

So as far as you are concerned the rules be damned, if you want it and you can rationalizer your action(notice I said rationalize not justify) then its OK and there goes the Rules.

<sigh> Why am I not surprised, in your case i can't even say i am disappointed. I have recognized this for a long time.

Skip

Byates,
that's interesting  -I've always thought it odd that film companies don't make their press releases more available to the public.
I used to work in a video shop and always enjoyed reading the trade mags that came in with the pre-releases. It was especially interesting to see the difference between the trade price and the RRP!

Quoting skipnet50:

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Your objective has now becoime clear...destruction of the rules...

You do realize that Andy wrote the sentence in the rules that's in dispute. Where do you think the "pence" came from. 

I realize that Andy WROTE and from whom did the idea come from for Andy to write it.


Skip

Quoting northbloke:

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You're siding with Skip?
You're barred!! 

Seriously I'm wondering if it's a UK/US english thing - they way we've been taught to interpret the language differently - as I've noticed that Andy and I are from the UK and both interpret the sentence one way, and Skip, Pete and Unicus interpret it another.

It is possible except for the fact that James also reads it the way you do.  Perhaps he is a British Spy...his first name is James. 

Quoting Unicus69:

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At the risk of getting kicked out of the back room where we and conspire against Skip , I have to admit that I don't see the wiggle room either...and I tried, I really tried.

I am so ashamed. 

On the other hand, the only out I could think of is that the rule says to use the SRP at time of release.  Since this DVD has yet to be released, it might allow for an SRP change regardless of the amount...but that is pushing it, even for me. 

I totally agree with this.

Thank's Unicus, well said.