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> Action System License from a compatibility standpoint. Initially Mr. > Arsenault was really NOT wanting to open up all his content to allow > it to be ported to other platforms. This is the confusion between "brand" and "rules". It should not matter to GRG, or anyone else, how the rules are used and in what context. They're just instructions for entertainment. The more value those rules garner via use and re-use, the more valuable the network of players of those rules is. The "brand" of "Action System" could be defined much more narrowly, and permission to use things that identify the "Action System" brand can be much more highly regulated to achieve the desired effect. Part of the challenge of Open Gaming is having the courage to set your creations free and to let the world decide what to do with them. Ryan _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
