> > /Note on Section 15: When using material from this site, you need only > > copy the copyright information pertinent to the material being used > > for your Section 15. (For example, if you only use the Arcana Spider > > and Spider Scion, then copy the copyright information for those two > > pieces for your Section 15)./ > > > > I then proceeded to write four different copyright notes for the 4 > > different articles I have up at the site. Is this okay? > > > Only if each reasonably used S15 contains all of the relevant sources. > > "Multi-work" declarations have been done by SSS for Tome of Horrors and > in the FanCC's netbooks. No one's complained yet.
Not true. I have objected to the Tome of Horrors format. There is a 'Exact text' thing I'm researching, since some people like to throw their proverbial weight around, and I don't like paying lawyers for opinions every week. I think it a huge smokescreen, esp. with some of the latest I've dug up. The Netbook format is nice, if wordy. However, asking for a specific reference file from them has been discussed as a nice option. Not one I have taken up tho. > For a website, though--the safesty way, IMO, to release OGC online is to > make individual PDFs (or other single-file non-HTML features) and have > them include a custom OGL. Agreed. a very simple solution. Andrew McDougall a.k.a. Tir Gwaith _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
