In a message dated Thu, 12 Oct 2000 5:05:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Steve Wieck
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
<< I don't understand how you might consider this legal. No matter how the D&D
trademark appears in an ad, it's still appearing in the ad. Just because
it's a piece of another image (your cover) doesn't give it any mystical
protection as far as I'm aware. >>
Based on the idea that it *is* used legally on the product. And you need to be able to
show your product in advertising in a way that is not a misrepresentation. Couldn't
removing it set someone up for liability?
-Paul @ Team Frog Studios
Publishers of Crunchy Frog / Nightshift Games
www.teamfrog.com
