But any such database by nature will always be incomplete. There is
nothing compelling anyone to add their stuff to a depository. 

Bryan


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Mike Dymond wrote:

>This is a tricky conundrum. The only solution I can think of is a PI 
>repository, but that seems to have been snubbed by the rest of the
list.
>  
>
An OGC directory, wherein we can all have a list of what OGC comes from 
where, is very much a going concern.  It's just needing to have some 
bits and pieces cleaned up.  (Better to do it right the first time than 
waste the effort of data collection.)

Soon--as in, within the next month--we should have a public database to 
share Section 15 entries and OGC allocations, so that we can all look at

where a particular spell, feat, or new rule came from (and maybe even 
where it shows up.)


DM

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