Ann Dupuis wrote: >But what about a product that contains all /new/ Open Gaming Content? > > If it's all, 100% new, you-don't-have-to-even-use-the-OGL new, then you just put YOUR copyright notice in Section 15.
>I'm publishing Gamemastering Secrets 2nd Edition as a d20 product as >well as a Fudge product. (Yes, I'm using both the Fudge license and the >OGL/d20 Trademark licenses, they're not incompatible as long as you >retain any Fudge derivative stuff as IP.) > >We haven't drawn on any existing Open Game Content for the book. > >We are, however, releasing several general gamemastering advice articles >on various topics as "Open Game Content." (Well over 5% of the text is >designated as Open Game Content -- I gave each contributor the choice of >releasing their article as Open Game Content or not.) > >So.... do the copyright notices for the /new/ Open Game Content material >go on the Open Gaming License page as well as under the general >copyright notices for the product? Or, perhaps the question should be, >/can/ the copyright notices for the new OGC go on the license page as >well as the copyright page, as it would be best (I think), and clearest, >if copyright notices were in both places. > > They *need* to be in the license. It's a *good idea* to put them in both. It's a violation of the license to leave them out of Section 15. DM _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
