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I like this notion, though I think this might be a parallel rather than a replacement concept?

I might tweak that last one to "Is only ever discussed academically"

The Phantom.

I'm curious if this is primarily the same folks getting higher number or if the tide is raising all boats...

That's how I feel about Wing Commander :)

Freedom Force?

So here for this.

The Invisible Library would be fantastic.

That's fair. Tregarde would be more Dresden Filey...

That's my second choice. I think that would work very well as a set of short seasoned series

The Diana Tregarde (sp?) books might work better...

Feng Shui Sassasinik/Planet Pirates Murderbot - oh, wait, that's filming!! edit: Added...

My memory is only of the Atlas and Green Ronin adventures which were ridiculously rushed to print. An archived page on Amazon has this: This is a hardcover book with over 200 brand new monsters that add unique challenges to your 3rd edition campaign. This is a 224 page hardcover core rulebook...

Sir!

Only if you still are compelled to publish your D&D Heartbreaker. In other cases, this distinction between ORC and OGL matters.

I feel confident this is entirely what was intended by that phrasing.

Pretty much. And that was the biggest value of the OGL.

I maintain that this has never been tested in a way that sees rules as systems rather than line items. I doubt it ever will be.

Media property adaptations are always an iffy metric.

We also have an increasingly large number of ways to engage in the hobby without being a measurable metric - not that we ever have had a large number of reliable metrics.