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You could also talk to W. Robert Reed from Code Monkey Publishing, who has the original receipts from 2009.

Penguicon is also a option also in Anne Arbor.

Ahh, I missed that part where it said you needed full rights. So you are indeed correct. I wonder if something being CC-BY-SA would also disqualify it being used because you have to credit the original author. Fun legal thought experiment. :)

Note: I am not a lawyer, specifically I am not your* lawyer, and none of this is legal advise. That is not entirely correct according to my understanding of copyright, and licenses. Original data created BY an original author can be licensed under as many licenses as the original author...

That's what I thought, so I was question the largest bit. Which it appears you fixed already? with a typo. :) Bold is the typo. :)

Note, you CAN have a separate license with with the author of said ORC licensed things you want to use on Pathfinder Infinite. Nothing AFAIK in the Infinite license prevents that. And as the original creator they can choose to license their original material out under different licenses.

Spiel Essen is still the largest is it not?

No. they are making their licenses and policies more distinct with less overlap. They have also said they are listening to fan and creators feedback on the FCP and will have more info after Gen Con. https://paizo.com/community/blog/v5748dyo6vh12&page=6?New-and-Revised-Licenses#286

It continuously amazes me when people keep finding out that MCG closses off their new stuff. They've been doing it since he formed the company. There are others, but most follow the spirit and original intent and makes rules open.

The FCP also doesn't allow Rules Mechanics, databases, character generator tools.

Paizo has their revised licenses and Fan Use Policy up (formerly the Community Use Policy) . https://paizo.com/community/blog/v5748dyo6vh12

TTRPGs, just like crafting, is actually three hobbies. Playing the games, collecting the books and imagining the games we'll play, and organizing our book collections. :D

Hah, I read that at first as "fail to flee". And I was like, yea if I was his lawyer I'd be fleeing all these cases. Then realized I read it wrong. :)

Even with the Steam regional pricing?

One thing that I found adequately bizarre, is with how Justin acts. What made them pick a Quaker ran school to send their kid too? I grew up Brethern so I'm fairly familiar with their beliefs.

That's because it uses a browser as it's base engine, so it already has that capability built in.

Yea the port forwarding (for non-users of xbox, whom have always had to do this) was a bit confusing to get. The cloud brokered connection system they came up with for the Unity version solves a lot of these problems.

The problem with that is that making new windows like that are very complicated programming wise I understand. There's very few programs out there that do this (AFAIK).

You're the GM, they have to conform to you. ;D