[i seem to have forgotten to send this, and while theoriginal thread is long-since dead, i'd say it has some relevance to current discussions, so i'll still make my point.]

At 14:23 -0700 7/23/03, Fred wrote:

Can you give an example of PI in some actual work that is trivial to circumvent?

"d20". -- I simply take the term from, say, Palladium Fantasy.
"Hero Points" -- my source? any game that uses them and predates D&D3E (i think i have several on my shelves). Or, the article for introducing the same to AD&D that appeared in Dragon 15-20 years ago (i could go upstairs and find it if i really had to).


In both cases, the term was not claimed as a trademark, so i can make whatever use of it copyright allows--and since copyright simply doesn't apply to such short phrases, the terms are effectively public domain. As they should be.
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