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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 9574841" data-attributes="member: 83242">I don't typically watermark them if that is what you mean. Typically that language (this is draft, please comment & revise...) would be in the email in which we attach the contract. However, that depends on the client. If the client is familiar with the process, then we may not mention it is a draft, it is just understood by both parties.  I recently sent a contract to a client we work with a lot, I even signed the contract. The client sent it back with a bunch of revisions. We sent it back, signed, with more revisions. This went back and forth until both parties were satisfied and both parties signed it. I have also had a client completely reject a contract and request a standard contract. Which we then accommodated. So it is a spectrum IME, like most things, and not just this or that.EDIT: Also, there were reports that when the OGL "Draft" was sent to people there was actually a notice that it was a draft and they wanted feedback. I have heard this reported and even seen the text, but I could never find it again at this point.</blockquote>