On Mon, 18 Sep 2000, Doug Meerschaert wrote:

> "Linux" is a word that means a specific things, and has a committe that 
> maintains tight control over what it is... and yet it's open.
> 
> Why?  Because ANYONE can take it, copy it, modify it, and *slap their own 
> name on it* and it's cool.
> 
> What if we had a "Dunandralis TM license" that provided use of *EVERYTING* 
> Dunandarlis... but if you modify it and distribute it, you have to change 
> the name slightly.  "Bloody Dunandralis" or somesuch.

That would be just hunky dory, at least to me.   If you trademark
"Dunandralis" the OGL would REQUIRE a second license to use it.   Sort of
like, gee, the D20SRD does.  If you want to use the D20 System logo and
trademark there are some things you can't do or change.   

> Hmm... Oh, the possibilities.

Glad to have help you think out your license needs...


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