Yes, if that's the common definition of "in print" -
We have a copy, no you can't buy it - then I'd expect all publishers to have an "in print" Vault where they keep a pristine "for sale, but not really, it'll cost you 1 bazillion dollars to buy" copy of everything they've ever published ever.
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We don't know, for example, how well the authors that write for them are doing as opposed to other publishers. From an author's perspective -- what are the advantages of writing for Baen as opposed to Tor or Ace?
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One presumes that the authors are pretty happy with them. I'm fairly certain that Mercedes Lackey could sign with anyone she wants at this point.
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Just my two cents, and feel free to ignore me, but... It's a little off-putting that whenever anyone makes a point you don't like, you say "We don't know that!" in an attempt to shut down the conversation.
I don't see you meticulously documenting every assertion you make, so... it's a little off-putting for you to be shutting down other people for saying things like, "Well, Baen does X and they seem to be making a profit," and you leaping in crying, "We don't know that for sure!!"
Well, dude, we don't know a lot of things for sure, but the burden of proof seems to be a little uneven in your discussions. Just my two cents.
