> >"The D20 System Reference document will be released using the Open Gaming
> >License >only<. There are no trademarks in the D20SRD. Anyone could
> >publish anything they wanted based on that document; including a
> >complete-in-one-book RPG."
>
> Ryan could I get verification of this statement directly from you. I did
> not see it in any previous e-mail...
That's odd - it was posted to this list (my delivery time says 5/4/2000
20:48). Here is the full text of the message:
From: Russ Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hmm, I was under the impression that WotC would object to distributing
> D20-like materials (i.e. a version of the D20 system that gave details on
> experience points and the like) regardless of whether or not said items
> used the D20 logo themselves.
NO!
The D20 System Reference document will be released using the Open Gaming
License >only<. There are no trademarks in the D20SRD. Anyone could
publish anything they wanted based on that document; including a
complete-in-one-book RPG.
Ryan
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