e that if they both match the public domain-inspired
> concept then Mongoose shouldn't have claimed "firbolg" as PI since
> they have no ownership grounds.
But they did. And now we have to deal with it (in any number of ways
discussed on this list).
Jim Butler, Brand Manager
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I'd also point out that determining exactly what 'profits'
are is going to be tantamount. There's no end to the expenses one could claim
before profits exist...
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andy).
Connie Lindman is also a good attorney. She was in charge of TSR's legal
department when I first started there (try not to be too hard on her for
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e publisher before charging
forward, but I can't see any reason why a publisher would want erroneous
information based on one of their published works to be carried forward.
Good Gaming!
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gt; rights against amatures that
> step on their toes.
You're thinking of trademarks. If you fail to protect your trademarks, you
can lose them. There's no statute that I'm aware of that applies directly to
copyri
and get another attorney's opinion--which you
should do anyway if you're going to be publishing work on your own.
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