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Of special note: the GSL states the 14 day period is after Wizards receives the Statement of Acceptance, not when it is submitted.

Noted.

The D&D 4E GSL is for the publication, distribution, and sale of roleplaying games and roleplaying game supplements. Novels do not fall into this category.

You love my lady bumps.

The invitation for coffee/drinks is still open. :)

My. Oh, my. Next time you're in Renton let's grab some coffee or drinks. I guarantee by the end of our conversation your opinion on us not caring will be different.

Incorrect. Per the GSL FAQ: Q: Can I define a new class? A: Yes.

True ;)

Yes. I will respond to the other threads asking this question as well.

Yes.

Yes. Edit - do not define or redefine. you may add to the items in the SRD though. From section 4.1 of the GSL: <snip> Licensee will not define, redefine, or alter the definition of any 4E Reference in a Licensed Product. Without limiting the foregoing, Licensee may create original material...

You can add to items in the SRD, not redefine them.

Thank you everyone for your patience during this undertaking!

My bet is for half an hour from now.

I was thinking Greg Leeds.

wow.

No, not tonight. It's too late in the day today. *** To-Do: 1. Write up news blurb for playdnd.com 2. Buy a case of champagne 3. Wait for the inbox to light up

The meeting went well and everyone signed off on it...

Even though I believed it every time, I eventually got tired of saying, "The GSL is coming soon!" I think everyone got tired of hearing it as much as I tired of saying it. (remember how we referred to 4e as "cool" for so long? "soon" is my "cool") So we decided to start applying real timing.

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