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I think the confusion arises with "Do not promise Roll20 rewards for your campaign without our permission" which is not something they can enforce, or even ethically demand. They can ask you not to use their logo in a manner which would confuse customers as to the source of the product, but they...

While that is pragmatic and sensible, Apple can’t stop you running a Kickstarter for an app. They can prevent you putting the app in their App Store, but that’s a different issue entirely.

I think my point is that you don’t need need permission to indicate compatibility with a brand. That’s well established in law (you don’t need Apple’s permission to make an iPhone case). Trademark violation is about making people confused about who or what they are dealing with. If the page is...

"Do not promise Roll20 rewards for your campaign without our permission. Doing so is cause for us to contact the crowdfunding platform to have unauthorized use pulled from the site."...

He’s repeatedly refused to read any of the information on the website, participate in the surveys, or look at the playtest packages, while demanding that they make some weirdly specific game he has in his head. He does the same to the Pathfinder 2E folks. And when LU comes out, he’ll be here...

Is it possible to sound any more entitled? Look, you aren't going to like LU any more than you like PF2, because neither of them are making this incredibly specific imaginary game you have written in your head.

I am so on board for this! I can't wait!

This is a weird thread! First @darjr posts a link to the thread itself, and then @Ancalagon starts taking about guest stars in something!

Dude...

The source is Vegitius, an expert on Roman military organization who wrote De Re Militari in the 4th century. "They should march with the common military step twenty miles in five summer-hours, and with the full step, which is quicker, twenty-four miles in the same number of hours." I trust...

That's why it's only 8 hours, leaving 16 additional hours the for rest stops, scouting, camps and stuff.

Average walking speed is 3-4 mph. So 24-32 miles in an 8 hour day. If you’re going all Legolas and running then distance runners do that in 2-3 hours. I dunno where this 12 miles per day is coming from, but we used to do that hiking as kids. We’re talking adult adventurers here. Armed forces do...

You have an entire website using thousands of dollars of artwork. And you direct people to a donation page to 'pay' for your "completely free and fanmade homebrew expansion" which is full of stolen art.

Black pudding is an existing cultural dish. And it is definitely not a dessert. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_pudding

You keep telling me how you strongly disagree with my opinions about the implications of an industry working within an old boys network. I have not offered any opinions about the implications of an industry working within an old boys network. So for the third time I ask -- when you say you...

I did. It describes your thoughts on the implications of an industry working within an "old boys network". My question was: what do you think I think the implications of an industry working within an "old boys network" are, and what do you disagree with, exactly? Because I've not offered any...

What do you think I think the implications of an industry working within an "old boys network" are, and what do you disagree with, exactly?

You're confused. I believe you when you say that a "good old boys club" implies that "you can only get into the gaming community as a publisher if you already are, or know, one of the so-called "good old boys". I'm sure that's correct (or I have no reason to think it is or isn't). However...

It's all about who you know. Seattle is big on the old-boys-network.

It's the exact opposite of exciting.