I was commenting that if you use the contents of the SRD, you do NOT have to use the OGL... Not aguing about the d20STL/OGL link.
Andrew McDougall a.k.a. Tir Gwaith > > > >- When you use the contents of the SRD, you choose to > > either abide by > > > >the rules of the D20 license, *or* the OGL. <Snip good arguments here> > > Or you can go into a separate agreement with WotC. > > But then you're NOT abiding by the terms of the d20 STL. You're under a > separate agreement. You can include character creation rules and do all > sorts of other stuff forbidden by the STL IF your agreement with Wizards > permits it. This is an entirely separate matter from Open Gaming. > > To make things absolutely clear, Justin's answer was correct: if you > publish under the d20 STL, you also publish under the OGL, period. > There's no choice in this matter. (But not every d20 publisher is > publishing under the d20 STL. Some have special agreements with > Wizards.) _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
