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Originally Posted by Morrus  This is a news and discussion site, very comfortably within fair use. We can talk about D&D all we like. Hell, it would suck for WotC if nobody was allowed to talk about their game! 
I have a good relationship with Scott, et al. Any issues can be resolved amicably and quickly. I don't anticipate any problems, and I'm fairly sure they don't either. |
Talking about it is not what i was getting at. I know we've come a long way from the bad old days, when T$R forced sites to be closed down all over the Internet if they had some high school kid's character, or home made monster or module on it.
As a lawyer, and a guy who saw people burned before on this issue, I look at the worst case scenario. As it stands now, it could happen all over again with
4e material, the new
GSL, and lack of a license granting certain rights for the hosting of game materials for gamers' own personal use.
Even though I don't play or like
4e, I don't want to see that happen to other gamers. Then again, maybe I should hope that it does happen. The natural outcome would be for more people to go to Pathfinder or other non-
4e materials.
I don't think they'd be that stupid though...
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