I agree. Somebody is going to do it. MANY people are going to do it. Trying
to stop Faust from doing it makes absolutely NO sense.
- Jay
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Goethe
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 5:55 PM
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Subject: Re: [Open_Gaming] Non-D20 Reference Documents
Hey Clark:
Good points, all, BUT ...
SOMEBODY will do this. Wouldn't you rather it be somebody responsible and
that that person commit to coordinating with the game designers/content
contributors in the process.
And wouldn't you prefer that the place it was posted was one where you KNEW
so you could go and check - rather than buried off in the web where you
MIGHT find it later (after all your PI had been distributed as open)?
Faust
>From: Clark Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Faust-
>
>Here is another consideration. If you accidently
>include PI in your "scanned" list of open material,
>you run into big legal ramifications. My previous
>suggestion (using abbreviated lists of open content)
>avoids this potential problem for you.
>
>I applaud your desire to aid designers. I just dont
>want to see an "its open so its open, deal with it"
>mentality (which I am not fully ascribing to you)
>damage the incentive to create further open content.
>
>Clark
>
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