"Nicholas H.M. Caldwell" wrote:

> If the material was published as Open Game Content, and you republished it
> adhering to all the provisions of the OGL, then we would have neither
> cause nor desire to object. If we publish material explicitly marked as
> Open Game Content, then the original creators are deliberately and
> voluntarily donating it to the community. They still receive the credit
> for having created it.
> 
This relates to something I've been considering. I will often buy a
supplement just to get a few pages of material I really want. Under OGL,
however, I (or someone else) could 'harvest' the open gaming material
from published sources, and put it on a web site for anyone to use.
Thus, any new monsters, spells, sub-rules, magic items, etc, which
appear in commercial modules but which are OGLed could end up on such a
site.
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