> Steve, I see what you're saying, but Ryan made some mention of scanning
for
> sites and persons in violation of the OGL & D20STL to warn them to change.
> That takes time and effort, too. What's the difference between the time
> spent on pre- and post warnings?
If someone doesn't violate the OGL/D20STL, you don't have to spend time
telling them how they got it wrong.
If they do violate those licenses, then they've already messed up by not
following direction given them in advance, in effect, by the licenses
themselves.
A lot of people ask about doing things but don't actually do things, which
really is irritating when you devote hours to answer their queries -- or
they don't follow your direction anyhow and you still have to tell them they
did it wrong.
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