From: "Hicks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> So in the terms of a computer game then would it be acceptable at the
> start to say that parts of this game are Open Gaming Content. Everything
that is
> open gaming content and that can be freely reused in accordance with the
> Open Gaming Licence is in the C:\MyGameName\OGC directory.
Possibly. You might run into platform and install issues though. If you
included all the OGC in a text file that the program checks for before it
will run (to be absolutely sure the program isn't being distributed without
complying) that would probably be good.
> How about saying all OGC that is used in this game can be downloaded from
> www.mygamename.com/ogc/download.zip thus absolutly distunguishing what is
> OGC?
No, definitely not. It has to be included with the product. If that were
the case no one would have to indicate Open Content, they'd just say
"everything included in the SRD available at X website is Open."
-Damian
_______________________________________________
Ogf-l mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
