In a message dated 08/18/2000 11:49:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

> First, I haven't had any problem with the language that wasn't clarified by 
> the
>  discussions held here -- that's the reason for the list, I think.
>  
>  Second, there's certainly nothing preventing a group of like mindedgamers 
> from
>  coming up with their own OGL -- and paying for their own legal council to
>  examine.
>  
>  Third, the slight Wizard bias doesn't bother me as it is their game 
they're 
> using
>  for their version of the OGL.

Hum.  Then that is where I am confused.  I knew the OGL was "invented" by 
Ryan Dancy, but I thought the project was directed towards RPGs, not just 
D&D.  I'm not saying that is a good or bad thing, but it changes my 
perspective, obviously.  So, who is the OGL for?

Regards,
Maggie

  
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