>From: "Faustus von Goethe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>No. It doesn't. When you publish something electronically you
>emphatically
>DO NOT give up the copyright. If you use the online policy you can change
>the status of your work to "closed" at any time. That IS NOT the case with
>the OGL. Once you open it, it is OPOEN FOREVER.
*sigh*
>But if you are writing ORIGNAL stuff that will not be based on other folks'
>contributions, that you will give away free ANYWAY, why are you considering
>EITHER policy?
1: Because it's a D&D world.
2: Because it sets us apart from the rest.
>Actually Dundralis is a bad example as my original comment referred to
>WotC/D&D Fan-based material ... Dundralis is a different concept.
Dunandralis *IS* D&D fan-based material... unless you know of something
other than the project at www.Dunandralis.com and
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