Why can't people just... I dunno.. actually read.
um... no. As I said earlier....
"Creators make a CD or CDs of their videos for use as a master image for duplication."
Which means that creators send cds in to be distributed by this one amv distro. The amv distro can make cds of other stuff as appropriate but essentially it's a collection and distribution point for creator produced cds.

dokidoki wrote:So who'll be a Canadian distro? I hate SASE because I can't easily get US postage.
Phade wrote:...
1) The Wanter contacts the Distributor and arranges for a swap (by email, instant message, forum post, whatever).
2) The Wanter goes out and gets some blank CDs (they can be found so cheap nowadays that they are almost free) and a reusable padded envelope (a Sharpie marker and sticky labels are also good to get while you're at it).
3) The Wanter goes to the post office and puts the following items in the padded envelope: the correct number of CDs, a return mailing label (the sticky kind is best, but a printed paper one also works), and enough postage to cover the return (this is why you assemble the package at the post office, so you can have it weighed and get the correct amount of stamps to put into it).
4) The Wanter then seals and sends the package to the Distributor.
5) When the Distributor gets the package, the Distributor then burns the CDs, affixes the return label to the package, affixes the postage provided in the package, seals it all up, and sends it back. (option for the Distributor: premake the CDs so you don't have to remember to do it later.)
6) The Wanter gets the package and lives happily ever after. The end.
The advantage of this method is that there is no cash changing hands. It makes it really simple that way; no mess. Turnaround time is usually really quick....

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