-----Original Message----- From: John Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > You seem to be saying that "Free20" should err on the side >of preventing other people from freely using the material, in order >to guard against the danger that someone might take open material and >use it in a way that the original creator doesn't like. Frankly, >this seems contrary to point of being completely open. No, not the material. The *NAME*. > If there are original creators are a company, then the >trademark clause of the OGL (as well as normal trademark law) protects >them against other people calling themselves "Green Ronin". If they >are not a company, then item #11 (Use of Contributor Credits) prevents >use of their name in marketting. True. Like I said, I'm being redundant. DM _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
