In a message dated 09/08/2000 9:18:31 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > It will always restrict you A LOT > more than the online use policy, and it will be a major hassle to convert - > so as long as the "online use" is still alive, WHY would anyone convert. ::Crawls out from under the table with food tray over head for protection:: Well, here's my reason: Dunandralis. We _could_ stick it on the web without the OGL, but that leaves us without the future option to have our work sold or sell the work ourselves. We don't _plan_ to do that, but almost every member of the project who voiced an opinion stated that they wanted the freedom and control over their work that the OGL provided. This way, I could contibute a 100% open module to Dunandralis, but another member could decide to keep his favorite NPC as PI and close off certain parts of his submission. This is not "official", however, because we are yet to decide what to do with all of this. But is is a reason for why Dunandralis is going to be a function of the OGL and not the Online Policy. Maggie ------------- For more information, please link to www.opengamingfoundation.org
