Clark Peterson wrote:
Oddly enough...This is exactly what I am talking about. There areWe would proceed under a theory that you were
some huge licences that are in the proces of being
converted to d20 and I would like to know how they
(the IPR owners) would feel about their tademarks
being used in this way! And don't forget that
companies like Sony have big pockets and big
lawyers!
improperly indicating compatibility with a trademark
you did not own and do not have permission to
indicate.
If someone just stood back and dodged around the trademark (i.e., instead of saying "Everquest" they said "a roleplaying game adaption of the world's most popular MMORPG") they could probably dodge the entire issue, much more effectively get the audience's attention, and possibly help sell EQRPG books to boot.
DM
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