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The ORC will have to include such a provision if Paizo want to publish Pathfinder under it. This is from the core rulebook under "external tools":

My hope is that Cao is out in a year. I know, I like to dream big.

My group have committed to a rotation of indie RPGs and Pathfinder 2e. They've lost me for good on first party materials and subs. If I ever get to play D&D, it will not be with anything they publish.

Considering they are a publicly traded company, I'd imagine that's publicly available information.

Indeed. I would very much like to see that happen, but I also very much doubt it will. There's no good will to be gained there and it would be a losing proposition for them.

IANAL, but to my understanding it's a notice outside of the license with an effective date that is TBD. When the license is published the "de-authorization" goes into effect on the date stated.

European RPG Publishers form union. First priority to support the ongoing #OpenDND movement. https://www.dicebreaker.com/categories/roleplaying-game/news/european-rpg-studios-union-forms-dnd-ogl-storm

Indeed. I was lucky to be able to get mine. The Advanced Player's Guide has an expected delivery date of March 6th, and Amazon has raised the price of the beginner box by 10 euro. Local stores only stock the localized books, not the English ones. In Italy, Giochi Uniti has also announced they...

Linda Codega goes by they/them

Seems like more is on the way

Yup, seems both DnD_Shorts and Nerd Immersion have corroborated the story.