>At 12:37 AM 4/24/2001 -0500, "woodelf (lists)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >if you want it to be "completely Open", may i suggest using a license that
> >*requires* this? with the WOGL, anyone can take the open content and
> >incorporate it into a work that is closed except for the parts
>used or derived
> >from the original. with a thoroughly infectious license (like the OOGL or
> >(i believe) the GNU FDL), all derivative works would be open, as well.
>
>What is the WOGL?
WotC Open Game License. to distinguish it from other open game
licenses that do or will exist. [also, a pet peeve: i hate it when
some entity labels an item with the description of the item, and
turns it into a proper noun by capitalizing it. i refuse to refer to
something as "the Open Game License", because it implies that it is
*the* OGL, when it is merely *an* OGL. it also risks confusing "Open
Game License" with "open game license", especially in verbal
communication.
woodelf <*>
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