Hello John >From The Desk of Wolfy at Money Talks Enterprises,
On 18-Jan-02, you wrote: > Our original intention was to assign copyright to the OGL logo images to > the Open Gaming Foundation, which could then license them to all and > sundry. I'd suggest the license would be something like: "You may use > these logos on products that utilize one of the open licenses recognized > by the OGF. You must include notice that the logo is Copr. 2002 Open > Gaming Foundation, used with permission. If you violate the very simple > terms of this license, everyone will call you names and say mean things > about you." > > I seem to recall that the general feedback I got from the list here was > unenthusiastic, though, so we sort of shelved the whole thing and focused > on making money instead. ;-) I have much need of an accepted OGL logo to denote that the content was D20 OGL, but not D20. I rely heavily on OGC like a d20 gmae, but I "broke too many rules" to get a d20 Logo. I knew I would from the beginning though. I have not followed this topic well enuff to know where to look for more information. Could somebody point me in right direction (again). -- Wolfy http://www.mutazoids.com/ ICQ- 13469530 AIM- Wolfy2264 _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
