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They actually released their first 4e adventures without a license if I recall correctly.

They did tell people about it in Dragon 283 (May 2001), p26.

Why not just wait for WotC to make an official statement concerning the release and its contents? At this point, anything else is mere speculation.

Wasn't that mostly Clark Peterson who now works as a judge?

That depends on whether that bad year happened because they thought that the leading product was undermonetized.

But are they sufficiently monetized?

I miss the days when Dragon Magazine and the WotC website had previews of upcoming books.

Even if they released an unrevocable version of OGL 1.0a, at this point there's a pretty high chance that 3PPs would use it as a base for a 5e continuation instead of supporting WotCs vision of the game. They regained trust once with 5e using the OGL again, but 3PPs would be foolish to trust...

Small but fierce indeed.

I wonder if these news have been put out now to counter news on the OGL.

Really good news. I hope others will join. I really enjoyed my KP supplements, especially the setting books.

Now I want to see "Der Untergang" memes of this.

WotC made RPGNow, DriveThruRPG and Paizo remove previously purchased D&D supplements in 2009, so it's not unprecedented.

GSL 2: This time it's personal. GSL 2: Just when you thought it was safe to go back into publishing.

Onyx Path have issued a statement in their Monday Meeting Notes: http://theonyxpath.com/old-grey-labrador-monday-meeting-notes/ Pugmire will move away from the OGL and use its own system and license (they explain it in more detail, but I didn't want to copy the whole page. The idea of a library...

I'm currently checking the Pathfinder 2 PDFs I got a while ago through Humble Bundles. And then there's Exalted, Trinity, Scion, CofD, They came from ..., Shadowrun, Earthdawn, Midgard and several other systems.

Cubicle 7 have issued this statement: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cubicle-7-games/vault-5e-uncharted-journeys/posts/3704311

There's also Midgard (not the Kobold Press one), but it's currently only available in German. It's rules are somewhat similar to d20, but have been used since the 80s.

I'd be more interested in Legal Eagle.