> Walter Christensen
>
> >With OGL, you can do anything you want, just don't use any of WotC's
> >copyrighted material to add to the OGL material.
>
> I hate being nitpicky, but I feel compelled in this case. Technically,
> anything WotC produces under the OGL they retain copyright to,
> but the OGL
> would force them to grant certain uses of the copyrighted material. This
> material would be acceptable for use in an OGL work.
I guess I deserved that for being sloppy. You are of course correct, and
this applies to all persons who release products under the OGL, not just
WotC. The OGL is simply a way to manage the infringement upon your
copyright.
> Of course, we aren't sure they'll bother producing anything under the OGL.
So far I have only heard of one product to be released by WotC under OGL,
and that is the D20 SRD. I hope it is a success so that we see more.
-Brad
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