> > Why not release the Action! System rules under the OGL? We > > accomplish our goal of making it open content, and via our ASDG we can > > outline requirements for use of the trademarks. I have a few concerns > > but I am interested in your thoughts. Good or bad, what do you think > > the overall effect would be? > > You have exactly, and only, one reason to use a different license if > your goals are the same. > > _You don't want the rules to mix at all._ >
I dunno. I've heard from many publishers that the only real enforcer for the OGL is Wizards, being their license. I haven't brought to my lawyer, but if I release something under the OGL and it is my copyright, I assume I have every right to take a person violating the license to court. A couple of publishers don't think that is the case, and that Wizards is the only one that can, being that the license is theirs. So if GRG wanted to enforce termination of the licence, etc for their game system usage, they would have to have their own. Any comments short of legal advice? I know I have yet _another_ reason to call my lawyer... I just don't want to eat up his time (and my pocketbook.) Andrew McDougall a.k.a. Tir Gwaith _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
