On Wed, 10 May 2000, Faustus von Goethe wrote:
> Yes, I know. Read it so many times I feel like I wrote it. But it sure
> doesn't help differentiate my "D&D compatible" game from that non-D&D pirate
> game someone mentioned earlier...
You are free to create/promote/market/enforce your own
trademarked logo and to create products under that trademark
which demonstrate your convictions.
I apologize in advance for my next statements but I don't
think my more tactful message earlier got my views across:
Expecting WotC to provide you a trademarked shortcut to
respectability as "D&D compatible" is not only selfish
but antithetical to open gaming. We don't need any more
licenses/trademarks/restrictions for everyone with some
agenda.
Regards,
--Kal
