RE: [ogf-d20-l] D20 & Shareware

[Matt Totney-Roberts]

It's also worth nothing that, and I believe I'm quoting correctly here, that
the OGL was stated to be based upon the GNU model of an open licence.

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> No, it most definitely is NOT.  You're concentrating solely on the
> Debian/GNU definition of Open Source, which was the first, but is no
longer
> the only open source license out there by a long shot.

I'm sorry, but calling a spade a heart doesn't make it a heart.  The term
Open Source has a widespread and very specific definition, and that
defintion is more extensive than just a requirement for the distribution of
source code along with executable code.

Ryan