Ryan S. Dancey wrote:
> Oh come on.
Oh, okay. My rhetoric got out of hand and has been leashed.
> You're talking about perhaps a page and a half of text that anyone competent
> to bring any RPG product to market could re-write in their own words in an
> hour or less. The only reason that content isn't in the SRD is to make it
> absolutely clear to people who want to use the d20 STL what they can and
> cannot use from the D&D books.
You're totally right; it is a minor development issue. But in a
discussion of where open gaming falls in the spectrum between shared and
open source, it's an issue that makes the d20 STL fail the OSI open
source definition.
> The "Cloak & Dagger" book for AEG's upcoming Series Archer line is a
> complete-in-one-book RPG completely compatible with d20 (although it's not
> using the d20 STL because of that). It complies with the the OGL, and
> nothing more.
I'm glad to hear this, and glad to be shown wrong. I sit corrected.
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