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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tazawa" data-source="post: 4178800" data-attributes="member: 11334">Thanks. My main concern for is for publishers who have produced recent d20 labelled material (such as Green Ronin's d20 Guide to Freeport) that could easily have stock left over at the end of the year. I recently bought some 2-year old Freeport books, and it would be easy to see the shelf life of the d20 Guide be longer than a year.Green Ronin has been a good liscensee of the STL and it would be foolish to punish them for being one of the last companies to still put the d20 logo on their products.It also seems to be an unnecessary burden to force companies to remove the logo from back-catalogue pdfs. Sure it can be done, but some companies have hundreds of pdfs and it would be significant effort to modify all of the files.I can understand Wizard's desire to have no new material with the old d20 logo, but material should be treated under the version of the license that it was created under and not have its license terminated without breach of the terms.Its too late for that. Besides, I deal with contracts enough at work as it is. I don't want to do it full time.</blockquote>