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So much this. We saw a ton of this during the 3/3.5E era - the spirit of an "Open License" is opening things up, not doing everything...

I may choose to buy Daggerheart based on its SRD. Anyone planning on going into publishing shouldn't rely on the EN World community for...

Any license that can be unilaterally altered by the other party at any time is not really a license at all - and certainly not a...

I think this working theory is probably on the right track.

We kind of had that in 1e. The introduction of "specialty priests" in 2e with access to spells that had formerly been exclusive to the...

I'm probably in the minority here, but I hate the "psionicists as a spellcaster but not a spellcaster" paradigm. I've been pretty...

I usually think "Arrive AT" a location; however, I think "arrived to" feels okay if I follow it by a verb. I arrived AT the soup...

I'm going to speak only to US law here since that's the country I live in. What drives me crazy is that in the music industry, US...

That's a little simplistic, I think. If someone keeps views you find objectionable close to the vest, you choose to support them, and...

The problem is that the law doesn't move at the speed of technology. Lending libraries grew out of the "Doctrine of First Sale" which...

Agreed. Those laws could stand to be adjusted. But that is the timeline we'd both LIKE to live in. We have to deal with the timeline we...

I don't disagree with you on how things SHOULD work. But the holy grail for business is "subscription model" (licensing) rather than...

Except that's not how COPYRIGHT works. It's literally there in the name... the right to make copies. Buying a copy of a digital book...

Perhaps this is kind of a tangent, but it has been my experience that in general, we seem to have some sort of sense when WE are the...

I'm no mod, this thread looks to me to be off to a bad start. So I'll try to get it off to a tangent. I've heard of Zweihander before...