Still not a laywer, but you all knew that. :) (Aren't we all "not lawyers unless otherwise stated" on this list, anyway?)
Michael Cortez wrote: >WoTC can contact the authors of derivative works and offer to publish them >in d20 Dragon. Then WoTC grants them a mini-license to use the SRD content, >outside of the OGL, sole for use in publishing in the d20 Dragon. Thus the >material used in the Article, is now derivative of the SRD, but not via the >OGL -- so it doesn't need to be "re-released under the OGL." > Good point. Ravenloft seems to be published under a simliar arrangement--a seperate agreement leaving the OGL completely out of the picture. On a related note, I do believe (from prior conversations here) that if someone steals a writer's work, the only person who has standing to sue over the "theft" is the writer himself. DM _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
