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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 4657318" data-attributes="member: 22779">So, we have a pretty clear case of IP violation.&nbsp; There's all sorts of IP being violated that isn't covered under the OGL or the GSL.&nbsp; And people have a problem with a company sending a C&amp;D about it?&nbsp; So, where does it cut off?&nbsp; Can I put up every feat created by Sword and Sorcery Press on the En World Wiki?&nbsp; How about the stuff that I know for a fact that isn't covered by OGL?&nbsp; If I include the flavour text of all the spells in Relics and Rituals, is that perfectly okay with people that I put it up on the En World Wiki?&nbsp; And, should Morrus just look the other way?&nbsp; After all, I'm just providing a fan service.I would guess that that entails FAR more work than is feasible.&nbsp; After all, you'd have to go into every single document, delete the offending material and then resave it and forward it to you.&nbsp; This is quite likely too much work to be reasonable considering the number of files you're looking at.And, let's not forget, the sheets you were using were NEVER kosher.&nbsp; They were copyright infringing right from the get go.&nbsp; Caveat Emptor comes to mind here.&nbsp; You had to know, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the sheets you were using were in violation of IP.&nbsp; You chose to ignore that fact and continue to use them.&nbsp; I don't feel a whole lot of sympathy for the loss of your data.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 4657318, member: 22779"] So, we have a pretty clear case of IP violation. There's all sorts of IP being violated that isn't covered under the OGL or the GSL. And people have a problem with a company sending a C&D about it? So, where does it cut off? Can I put up every feat created by Sword and Sorcery Press on the En World Wiki? How about the stuff that I know for a fact that isn't covered by OGL? If I include the flavour text of all the spells in Relics and Rituals, is that perfectly okay with people that I put it up on the En World Wiki? And, should Morrus just look the other way? After all, I'm just providing a fan service. I would guess that that entails FAR more work than is feasible. After all, you'd have to go into every single document, delete the offending material and then resave it and forward it to you. This is quite likely too much work to be reasonable considering the number of files you're looking at. And, let's not forget, the sheets you were using were NEVER kosher. They were copyright infringing right from the get go. Caveat Emptor comes to mind here. You had to know, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the sheets you were using were in violation of IP. You chose to ignore that fact and continue to use them. I don't feel a whole lot of sympathy for the loss of your data. [/QUOTE]

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