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<blockquote data-quote="Cougar" data-source="post: 318852" data-attributes="member: 2772">Fluid doesn't need to use the OGL or D20 because they ARE WotC. Fluid itself is only the developer. WotC is the publisher of the software and they don't need any special license to use their own material. Some people seem to think that Fluid is an entity like the development team of PCGen. They are not. Fluid is a company contractually obligated to produce eTools by WotC. Saying they are violating the OGL is like saying the printers WotC uses for printing the PHB are violating the OGL. In this case Fluid and WotC is one and the same. They can use any material, SRD or non-SRD, without having to comply with any special license.Smetzger, I think everyone here knows you are continually trying to bash PCGen for using your feats from the Netbook. If I was the developers of PCGen or the Netbook council I would take your feats out and let that be that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cougar, post: 318852, member: 2772"] Fluid doesn't need to use the OGL or D20 because they ARE WotC. Fluid itself is only the developer. WotC is the publisher of the software and they don't need any special license to use their own material. Some people seem to think that Fluid is an entity like the development team of PCGen. They are not. Fluid is a company contractually obligated to produce eTools by WotC. Saying they are violating the OGL is like saying the printers WotC uses for printing the PHB are violating the OGL. In this case Fluid and WotC is one and the same. They can use any material, SRD or non-SRD, without having to comply with any special license. Smetzger, I think everyone here knows you are continually trying to bash PCGen for using your feats from the Netbook. If I was the developers of PCGen or the Netbook council I would take your feats out and let that be that. [/QUOTE]

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