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Acronyms are almost always 3-4 letters. So who knows. :)

The sad thing is that the system and books weren't bad.

I'm liking what I'm seeing from UltraModern5e from Dias, but I was also a backer of the most recent Kickstarter.

On the employee / contractor issue the federal government (USA) is revising these and will be active March 11, 2024 This is kinda driven by the more gig type economy like rideshare and food delivery, but will affect regular freelancers also.

That's why I made my post about "That's not how that works" I mean I'm not a lawyer and I can clearly see that there's just so many errors in this case.

"That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works" - Tenkar's Lawyers, and probably the judge.

It could also be repercussions from the lawsuit settlement, perhaps they didn't agree with how it was handled, pay distribution, residual distribution from sales of the books that can't be produced now?

Yea, when documenting people like JL, screenshots are the best way to go sadly. :(

Well seeing as how there is still an updated blog devoted to Ken. I'm not sure Justin understands how determined some gamers can be. Also, maybe Justin will get his own devoted blogspot type post for his mis-deeds... :)

Blockchain would only show the transportation of an image through the process. I couldn't imagine it showing the changes to an image between the transfers.

That was somebody's obviously hackjob home table. :)

John does that for the d20pfsrd.com site. But it's a half volunteer / half ad supported / half OGN store supported site, so cat herding. :) Edit: Like this, the variant options all have Sec. 15's at the bottom that either link to places to buy the sourcebooks.

You mean like OGN's 5eSRD.com?

Plus you can buy FG through Steam which uses regional pricing for those not in the USA.

I'm more interested in seeing if there's been some movement on the lawsuit front.

Welcome to the boards, and that was a very well done analysis. :)

But the CC-BY doesn't really allow the same virality that the OGL and ORC does. If a 3PP makes a book using the 5e CC-BY as the base. But DOESN'T release their book under the CC-BY, then another 3PP has to make a separate license agreement with the first 3PP if they want to work in their sandbox.

Hasbro has historically almost never sold any IP's.

The Weather Channel (ie Accuweather) is a REALLY bad example here. The only thing they are doing is offering up the info that the NWS is making freely available. The G Word, S1E2 https://www.netflix.com/title/81037116

Most game conventions are on the weekend, that allows the week days for travel and recovery. :)