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Most engineer's I know go for efficiency. Making the cheapest thing possible is almost always a management decision. :)

As an engineer I take offense at that. No such thing as overengineered. :)

Tenkar would just show up, have a list of all the other items he's been covering ready and case closed then right?

The ORC is strictly going to be a license, publishers will then use that to create SRD's (Paizo, Kobold Press, Chaosium, etc.), and 3pp publishers will use the ORC to produce products to support those systems.

Hey, you didn't specify type of lawyer. :) But the whole ogf-l mailing list was loaded with publishers, lawyers, generally license interested people (like myself).

Clark Peterson, was literally the first publisher to use the OGL. And he was instrumental in the ogf-l discussions.

Yea, I looked through my mail archives and couldn't find my really old emails either. :(

If you have any of your future classes talking about the WotC OGL issue recorded I'd be interested in seeing them. :)

Just a note that Fantasy Grounds is 50% off for the next 6 days, and is a permanent license for this version.

Hmm, is a NDA still valid if the other party is very badly misrepresenting (or flat out lying about) what went on under the NDA?

Sun fought the GPL, then finally admitted defeat.

Smiteworks licenses aren't affected by WotC's OGL decisions, but at the same time Doug is publicly stating support for the ORC. https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forums/showthread.php?76394-SmiteWorks-Official-Statement-about-OGL-1-1-and-Open-Gaming-Licenses&p=674003#post674003

No, that is a trademark case, that the people violating it are horrible is really a sideshow of it.

Until they release their new OGL v2 we won't know. But yes, sounds like complete bollocks to me.

This is EXACTLY how the GPL and FOSS concepts work.

Technically it hasn't even been a month, publicly that is. It sure as hell feels longer though.

Also watch this interview :)

Ryan went into their thinking on the CC when they were making the OGL. Basically it was that you could get too fiddly with the CC license and there were too many ways people would assume that it was released under the most permissive combination.

Maybe PCGen?

Azora Law already represents a lot of publishers and Brian Lewis works there who is the person who wrote the original OGL.