I've been disappointed with the books WotC has put out lately. Wasn't impressed with Cityscape, Dungeonscape or Return to Ravenloft. I thought about the book on the drow, but meh. A lot of my gaming money has gone to Mongoose and their Conan RPG titles.
WotC has handled this poorly -- perhaps they have even made a strategic error. Time will tell. Clearly we all got snookered with the online survey which never asked "would you pay for online content INSTEAD of Dragon?"
I will not be paying for their online content -- mostly because I think their current online content isn't very good/reliable/interesting. I like the tactile sensation of reading books and magazines and a pdf don't cut it.
I'm not interested in the minis for more than place holders for my RPG game and lately I've gotten back to painting my own. So they won't be making further money off of me there.
I liked Dragon, but didn't buy more than a few Dungeon magazines as I prefer to create my own adventures.
The loss of Dragon to me is an emotional hit (despite my subscription) more than anything else as it has been around since the earliest days of the game.
Whereas I will probably not be buying anything from WotC in the near future, it has more to do with the actual quality of the product than their heartless decision to end the license.
That WotC has not chimed in on any board, anywhere is disappointing and for that alone people should vote with their wallets. But lets face a bit of reality beyond the emotion. If they cared at all about petitions(which for the record I did sign), boycotts, flaming threads of doom on discussion boards, then they would have handled this differently. People will still buy the products...even many of you who boycott now will have that copy of the Book of the Drow in six months. Its inevitable and I'm not even saying I won't have it either. Best thing to do now is go ahead and (if you want adventure paths) support Paizo and hope that one day the venerable titles of Dragon and Dungeon magazines will be resurrected.