Given that the stated intent of the license (from the very beginning) was to create a community of users, fostering re-use, I would postulate that adherence to the license (in ALLL cases) is the cost-of-entry for being part of the community. That would suggest that it is one BIG license. If you screw it up, you are GONE - no more OGL, no more D20, no more gravy train.Is there just one, collective license between all Contributors listed in Section 15 and the "You" defined in the license? Or is there a license between You and each Contributor whose work you use?
Matthew, you paying attention here? Clark is one of our resident attorneys.
Faust
(Come join the OGL Lists! So much more than just the rantings of sleep-deprived, half-mad gamer geeks!)
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