If a product has not been formally released then it is an internal document and is *NOT* bound by the terms of the OGL - regardless of how much previously "open" content is contained therein.

You can put any restriction you want on such material, including non-disclosure and/or destruction caveats.

Straight from my legal counsel to you.

Faust

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Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 22:44:34 -0800

Is it against the contract to have playtesters abide by a Non disclosure agreement during playtesting? That puts an extra restriction on the OGL, but on the other hand I know that most companies have some form of non-disclosure agreement for their playtesters-- or is this a gray area ?

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