>http://home.nycap.rr.com/steelstone/free20.htm
>
>It's not pretty, but it's there. Comments and wholescale revisions of both
>the page and the license are *greatly* appreciated.
why?
specifically, why is it called "free20"? why not just use the OOGL,
which *requires* you to have an open-content work? remember, *any*
game can be licensed under the WOGL. in fact, given the stricture of
some components of D20SRD possibly being designated PI (we don't know
yet), an all-free game is likely *not* to be based on D20, so why a
"20" in the name of a label intended to designate free gaming
materials? given that i'm not likely to produce anything that is
based on either WotC's D20 system, or a d20-based mechanic of any
sort, why would i want to give it the misleading label of "free20",
which will almost certainly make gamers think of D20?
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