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If I'm not mistaken, trademark law would allow us to indicate compatibility, etc., something explicitly restricted in the OGL. That is, I can't say "compatible with D&D 3e" unless I have a separate license with WotC saying so. This is a consideration, yes? Ditto, by using open content I have to...

And yet, that appears to be what they're trying to do. And I believe your expectation of the consequences is accurate. If they manage to revoke OGL v1.0a and invalidate anything currently licensed under that, they won't have a friend left on the planet, I can't imagine anyone would trust them...

The situation as I understand it today is closer to I lost my dog. I made an offer of $500 if my dog is found [and presumably returned to me] You found my dog and returned it. I gave you $500 [some time later] I decide I don't want my dog anymore, and demand you give me my money back. If I'd...