Brad wrote:
>>It does not guarantee any particular means.  It would take a reasonable
level of skill to edit, modify, or translate the OGC, but doesn't the
"reasonable person" standard take into account trade skills which might be
required to deal with a particular situation?  Wouldn't the standard be a
"reasonable French-speaker" if the OGC were translated into French?
Certainly any "reasonable programmer" could edit, modify, or translate OGC
source code.
>>

Here's my take on it... If you are marketing a french d20 ame, then
reasonably your target speaks french.  If you're marketing a computer game,
it's Not reasonable to assume your target is a programmer (though looking at
the makeup of this mail-list might give you that impression ;) ).

So, I'd say the "reasonable person" standard Can't be replaced with "the
person is a programmer" unless you're writing a technical reference (How to
program Cobol using Role-Playing)

-John J. Kaufman


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