>Alec A. Burkhardt
>
>OGL#2 says you cannot have an additional license that applies to Open Game
>Content. Having not seen the license in R&R, I assumed from Clark's post
>that the new license is in regards to the use of the spell names. Spell
>names are not automatically Open Game Content but can be designated as
>Product Identity. If this is what has been done with the license in R&R
>it is exactly in keeping with the spirit of the OGL as it has been
>discussed on this list.
Ahhhh. I see.
That opens up possibilities for lots of little sub-license twists.
Faust
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