Okay, here's where I get lost...
> The second is
> making sure the existing OGL'd material stays open.
> Since you're open
> sourcing, again, no problem. Write your program,
> release it under the OGL
> (and whichever open source license you prefer) and
> you're fine.
>
> -Damian
What does it mean to keeo OGL material open, in the
context of a computer program? Is it simply that the
OGL material used must be in a viewable/printable
format?
-Stan
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