From: "Walter Christensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 1) I imagine they would be reluctant to devote the page space to something
> as mundane as the required inclusion of the OGL license.
It will consume about as much space as the statement of circulation. Atlas
got the whole thing, in readable type, into half a page; and they included a
big disclaimer at the beginning regarding the fact that the license was
still Draft.
> 2) Pardon my ignorance of corporate culture, but how much weight do you
have
> with the magazine editors? I know you're the D&D Brand Manager and VP
> Table-Top RPGs and all, but I'm not sure how these connect to Dragon and
> Dungeon mags at the corporate level.
Dave Gross and I talk on a regular basis. I am a peer with Johnny Wilson,
who is in charge of all the periodicals. Wizards of the Coast manages by
matrix teams; which means very few decisions are the absolute choice of any
one manager. I'm sure this issue will be discussed at some length;
including the technical details of implmenetation before any decision is
made about how to proceed.
Ryan
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