On 9/5/06 8:04 PM, Vicki Potter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I maintain that, since the fluff text will be published again by the original
publisher, that company can publish it without having to do so under the Open
Game License.
You are correct. All the non-derivative work they created can be
On Tue, 2006-09-05 at 22:04 -0500, Vicki Potter wrote:
Open Game Content. Some people in our company are concerned that
re-publishing the fluff text with our mechanics will result in our
mechanic becoming 'contaminated' and becoming Open Game Content.
It is solely dependant upon what *each* of
You have a right to specify what, specifically, is open game content and what is not open game content. An easy way to handle this, for example, would be to put game stats (closed content) in grey boxes and narrative (open content) without boxes. Then you simply state that "all material in this
