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Yay me.

If not, the R&D folks will have one feisty halfling to appease ;)

We're negotiating the final terms and will be able to share the details once the ink is dry.

We plan to sell pdfs for all RPG products through one outlet at first, and possibly more than one outlet later. This is TBD in the coming months.

No one outside of WotC has seen the license.

The day that happens is the day I turn in my notice.

I have a LOT of respect for Clark's "informant." They had a different interpretation of the license. It happens. I wouldn't say they got it flat out wrong, rather had a different take. We've since cleared things up.

It's meant to be a conversion clause, not a poison pill. In fact, I almost lost my breakfast when I saw the misinterpretation and how it mutated and spread. We had a few pow-wows over the past two weeks to make sure we all had the same understanding of the clause. Turns out we didn't need to...

My statements are always written at face value. If anyone thinks there's room for misinterpretation or that my answers are ever unclear feel free to ask me to expound. I'll answer as best I can. This is the part that baffles me: no one has asked me to follow up on the last question. No one...

It's still the same doc :)

We really don't like to release info on Fridays for just this reason, but we didn't want folks to have to wait until Monday to get the info. Scott & I spend quite a bit of time in the internets over the weekends so hopefully we'll be able to keep up with the comments and major concerns.

Past behaviour is a good indication of future behaviours as far as individuals are concerned, but not necessarily so with organizations, esp when there is a turnover of individuals within the organization. I wouldn't apply TSR's actions to possible WotC actions. We're different folks, with...

Dragon and Dungeon were official licensed products, not OGL.

Heh. With our printing facilities at full capacity we had to choose between printing the core rulebooks or printing the DM Screen and Character Sheets. We decided to go with the books first ;)

Upon entering into agreement with WotC on the d20 STL, by providing a signed confirmation card, entities agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of the license, including the destruction of product upon termination of the license. This is legally binding, so the answer to your question is...

We are entitled! Is the EULA complete yet? What is the ETA? When will the third party RPG sites see it? When will the public have access? We are key stakeholders and have a vested interest in this agreement and rightfully deserve access. What? Did I go too far? ;)

It's funny cuz it's true. ;)

qft!

I publically apologize, BryonD. I posted before thinking. That wasn't cool of me.

I'm at a Con right now and don't have the actual documents right in front of me. IIRC the main differences lie in the ruleset being used. Both GSLs incorporate many aspects of the OGL and d20STL. One is for D&D and the other is for non D&D. Say, if you want to do a d20 game called Supermarkets...