Doug Meerschaert wrote:
> 1: Have a different domain name for each, preferably on different servers.
> 2: Have each "work" in a different folder.
> 3: Leave a clear archetecture of links that a reasonable person could
> percieve as the boundary between two "works."
Based on what Ryan is saying, #3 seems doubtful to me. Its fairly clear to a reasonable
person that each article Pyramid Magazine publishes is a separate work -- but
apparently
WotC would sue them if they attempted to publish OGL or D20 content.
> Good question. I'd wager that "this week's issue" could do it, but it would
> be tricky.
Except the articles are eventually placed in the archive and are accessible as a lump
sum.
I think the message is loud and clear here: Don't attempt to incorporate OGL or D20
material into a general interest magazine, or you'll be sued. That's a major limitation
on the usefulness of the OGL. (The D20 I can sympathize with and understand.)
Justin Bacon
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