>> Contact the publisher or >> author directly with >> specific questions regarding what you want, exactly why you >> want it, how you >> plan to use it, and whether you can get permission to use it >> in that specific >> context if it's not Open Content. I have yet to find a >> company who isn't >> willing to answer a polite inquiry as long as you're patient >> and very thorough >> with your request. >>
Right, exactly what I'm planning on doing with my own future works utilizing the OGC that I've harvested. But I think I'd piss most publishers off (and rightfully so) -- if I sent them a 60 page document of scanned chunks of text from all of their books and asked, "Hey is all this OGC? I want to share it with all the other publishers on the OGF mailing list by posting it on a website that anyone can access." So, as a consequence, I'm not sharing all that cool "OGC" I have, because I've not checked it. Stuff that I've checked over, and feel confident is only OGC, I will eventually post on The Open Gaming Exchange. -- Michael Cortez http://www.OGExchange.com Promoting the Exchange of 100% Open Gaming Material _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
