You know, the person who brought up the point about Dancey's theory was you. I didn't bring it up, and I never challenged it, and I never said it was your theory. What I challenged was your statement that the
OGL was successful. I say again "Just because the networking concept was the basis is not proof that it worked. The concept can still be solid, while its execution is extremely flawed." To translate, just because the networking worked out doesn't mean the
OGL was successful. The
OGL can successfully accomplish networking without successfully accomplishing bolstering
WOTC's bottom line. Conversely,
WOTC's bottom line can be bolstered through securing their property as done in the
GSL while still accomplishing Dancey's networking theory. Though, admittedly, as I pointed out a couple of times above, subsection 6.1 causes a kink in profits, a kink caused by putting a little damper on the networking aspect, and thus needs a rewrite in that portion.
Clear enough?