> Out of everyone on this list, please respond to the following questions:
>
> 1) If you wrote a module, would you place it on the open license
agreement?
That depends on my understanding of the D20 rules. I'm not entirely sure
about open vs. closed or public vs. proprietary parts, and where OGL vs. d20
fits in. It's still confusing me, but the lack of control over the english
language (I'm dutch) might cause that.
> 2) How do you think such an agreement affects a new writer breaking into
the
> field?
Yes.
> 3) Do you think experienced writers will use the open license agreement?
Professional writers? No. Experienced amateur writers? Yes.
> 4) What do you predict will happen to professional writers who choose not
to
> use the OGL?
Not much.
> 5) Who benefits the most from the OGL, and why?
The players.
( lost me? find me! http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Stargate/8257 )
( it has a kind of cosmic feel with paradoxical overtones... yeah, right! )
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