> Yes, exactly. > > If they use my god-stats, and my god-names, as I matched them with my > god-stats, I have at least a tenuous claim.
The crux of the matter here isn't the use of the names, however. The point of contention would be their use of your closed stats, period, not their use of your stats in combination with public domain names you declare open. As I understand it, if you made your version of the god stats open but falsely declare the god names PI, they could still use your open stats with the god names and you'd have no claim because you simply can't claim those names as PI. You can't even claim your version as protected if you made the stats open. If the stats were closed, however, it would be just a simple case of copyright infringement. The names, PI or not, wouldn't be relevant. Steven "Conan" Trustrum Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage: http://www.trustrum.com "The only real people are the people that never existed" -- Oscar Wilde _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
