Michael Cortez wrote: >Now the question is, can WotC sue us for trademark violation? > AFAIK, yes. Just as if we used the name "Wizards of the Coast" to describe an accessory for playing wizards in a d20 game.
>The Free20 Group hasn't yet decided if we want to press forward with the >Free20 or not, so we may yet see a Trademark Attorney. But when/if we do >see one, I want to go in armed with as much information as I can so as not >to rack up extra billable hrs having to have an Attorney explain things to >me I can find on the net. (And yes, I'm doing my own resource on the P&TM >office site, and other Trademark sites around the web.) > Man, I am so happy that Mike's handling this and not me... ;) DM _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
