From: "John Nephew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hmm. What if someone designed a logo, assigned COPYRIGHT to the image to > the OGF, and then the OGF used a clone of the D20 trademark license to allow > people to use it only if they are complying with the Open Gaming License? That seems a reasonably lightweight approach to me. In fact, instead of cluttering up a product with all the verbosity of the D20STL (which I >will< be simplifying; gar-un-teed after seeing how big it was in Death in Freeport!), we could probably get away with a blanket permission statement on the web site saying that if you publish a product containing Open Game Content and the complete text of the Open Game License, you'd have our permission in perpetuity and without restriction to use the OGL logo... Ryan ------------- For more information, please link to www.opengamingfoundation.org
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