> Doug Meerschaert > > A lot of what's not in the SRD could be in there without any real loss. > The _only_ tricky parts would be the sections that explain the > rules--which could very easily be released post-production.
In your opinion. If WOTC was of a like mind it would have been in the SRD. > Or not > released at all, considering that WotC has no interest in helping others > replace the PH. You're stating my position for me. Text that explains the rules is every bit as valuable as things that could be classified as PI. Wizards is of the opinion that you ought to buy the core books to have the rules explained to you. The SRD is designed to let you build on the core books, not replace them. They have no interest in providing creative content of any kind beyond the bare essentials needed to drive sales of the core books. > The OGL / D20STL isn't a charity effort on the part of WotC. Yes, I'm quite aware of that. > There's a big difference betweeen a music download and a print-book > distribution. You are entitled to your opinion. It doesn't change mine. -Brad _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
