All this talk of folks not being in-line with the licenses, had me go to the WotC site and read them again. My big question comes to this:
=== 6. Effects of Termination Upon termination, You shall immediately stop all use of the Licensed Articles and will destroy any inventory or marketing material in Your possession bearing the d20 System trademark logos. You will remove any use of the d20 System trademark logos from your advertising, web site, letterhead, or any other use. You must instruct any company or individual that You are or become aware of who is in possession of any materials distributed by You bearing the d20 System trademark logos to destroy those materials. You will solely bear any costs related to carrying out this term of the License. === How is the destruction of an individual's property enforceable? As Clark, I believe, stated, Joe Gamer doesn't care about OGL, they just want the books. Now, say Joe Gamer owns book Y by company X, and bought it directly from the company. Company Y has been found in breach, and has had the license revoked, and has, by the license, told everyone who has purchased books from them to destroy said books. Does Joe Gamer *have* to destroy the book? Paul W. King Team Leader, Netbook of NPCs, FanCC _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
