Christian Fortier wrote: > I'm thinking of releasing the game as seperate text files (one for > each chapter, with the OGL as appendix A in its own file) on a web > site. Is this legal, or should I make it a single file including the OGL?
Are they actually viewable HTML pages, or are they seperate files that an average user will automatically download & view? You need to have it so that there is no doubt or confusion what is and isn't the work. If the works are to be downloaded, a ZIP file or similar archive is best. If they're to be viewed online, a link to the OGL would probably be fine. > Are my product identity designation and section 15 entries valid? > > Notice in first text file: > Chapters 1 to 16 are released as Open Game Content under the Open Game > License v1.0a. The Epic Fantasy Engine name is designated as Product > Identity. > > Section 15 entry: > Epic Fantasy Engine Copyright 2002, Christian Fortier. Sound "valid" to me... IANAL. OTOH, you might want to re-word the PI designation. "The name 'Epic Fantasy Engine' is Product Identity." (And don't forget to add in the S.15 entries of all the works you derive from....) DM _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
