[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> So by this you are saying that I *can't* use the d20 logo as advertising
> since the page its on doesn't abide by the d20STL? I thought the intent was
> that the d20 logo was for marketing...the above statement also implies that
> an advertisement in a magazine using the logo would need to abide the license
> as well...if I can't advertise with it, what is the point of all this?
The requirements I've seen for the past two days are rather byzantine.
It seems to me that to display the d20 logo, a website would have to
offer "excerpts" or "samples" that are available as open gaming material
to display the d20 logo. This seems to defeat the purpose of the D20 STL
as it's been presented for the past several months.
Of course, I may be misunderstanding the intent.
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