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For 13A 2E it's only ("only") 32 products, assuming their copyright notices are complete, a lot of which are owned by Fire Opal Media or...

This is exactly what I don't like about this response. It doesn't "turn out" anything, and there was nothing weak about the status quo...

To describe my "off-ramp" idea a bit, since it's related to what you were and are saying: I think the most (universally) valuable...

I can't speak for the publishers, and would be interested to hear specific perspectives, but as a general principle, yes it did threaten...

For works that were benefiting from the OGL 1.0a, or were going to, the answer at the time was "nobody knows" and that was because of...

This is the gist of my problem with the "everything's great!" reading of the OGL aftermath. To the degree to which one valued the...

There's a lot of ways they could have done it. An address saying "we were wrong to pursue this, we acknowledge the value open gaming has...

Other replies covered it, but basically, it's a term started in software licensing as spearheaded by the GNU GPL encapsulating that the...

I agree, there's not a right answer in permissive vs. copyleft licensing, only a personal answer, but I think the distinction I would...

From my perspective no one won, some just lost less then others. WotC stopped using the OGL, they now use CC and thsoe two are not...

I deleted my previous reply, but I do owe this a proper response. My view is that everything good that has happened since (and there is...

Additionally, by picking CC-BY rather than CC-BY-SA, Wizards has abandoned part of the principle of the commons, the "copyleft" nature...

I am content that existing OGL 1.0a-licensed works and future derived works may continue. I believe they --- from third parties, anyway...