[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I can apply the OGL and the D20 agreements to "articles", then I can also include
>non-covered materials in the same book, regardless of source or their
>otherwise-impact on the licenses, and be safe. Like including an OGL version
>"article" of character generation in a book with a D20 "article" of the rest of the
>game and get away with it.
Unless it specifcally had to be "article in a periodical."
And, not if it was "an articile in a periodical, and all references to
that article in that or any other issue of the periodicial."
> And then there is the "review" of D&D which is thrown in to allow the use of that
>logo on the cover which gives me the cover art I want.
You'd have to say "new D&D reviewed inside!", which is reasonable use to
get people to buy your magazine.
You'd just have to include a D&D review.
> See how it can all be twisted?
Technically, yes. Which is why the "reasonable man" standard exists.
DM
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