>From: Rogers Cadenhead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>So if I republish Death in Freeport without any of the art (the only thing
>that's
>closed), and undercut Green Ronin Publishing on the price, I'm supporting
>Open Gaming?
Yes. At the *very least*, you've got one more product on the market that
supports it. It's just like having one more computer running Linux.
>I think it's more likely I would be harming Open Gaming by
>scaring a good publisher away from opening an entire module again.
IMO, Green Ronin fully realized what could happen, and was well aware of the
reasoning for allowing non-open content in modules. I doubt that they would
complain if you printed their module, as, (IIRC) you couldn't use their
names.
And more to the point, it's doubtful that you *could* undercut their price
on a printed module. If you can, go right ahead--they might decide to ask
you to print for them. (Or, just decide that your version is inferior, and
trust that their superior version will draw sufficent sales.)
DM
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