>The OGL is all about making the gray areas of
>IP law as they apply to RPGs go away. The more gray areas that go away,
>the
>happier I will be.
Me too - emphatically. But am very concerned that the Open Gaming License
and the Open Gaming Foundation are used to make the grey areas go away in
the direction of openness - *not* more restrictions.
BTW, when a lawyer says "this is a grey area" what she usually means is that
"the law and its intent does not specifically state this, but we might be
able to argue it".
Faust
See the OGF FAQ, (for up to the date news from last May) at:
http://www.earth1066.com/D20FAQ.htm
> >
>
>How is this even possible, it's not like you can apply the OGL to the RPG
>industry, just those that decide to use it. Your not removing gray areas
>from anything but the OGL.
>
>And I find your intent somewhat disturbing anyway. It sounds like the
>"WOTC
>Giant" wants to step up and decree the law to all other game companies.
>You
>may not intend it that way, but that is how it comes across to this reader.
>
>Later,
>
>
>Ryan Fisk
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>
>
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