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lowkey13
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If you publish under the OGL, as required by the OGL which the SRD is released under.That's how OSR games like OSRIC use the OGL to create AD&D clones the "rules" themselves aren't copyright-able. I'd argue that a stat block if its in the SRD is usable by anyone.
Or instead WotC files against him and then reaches out to the company that hosts his blog and asks them to pull/ban him because he's not complying with lawful legal actions.I actually think his end result is to get WotC to send few cease and desist letters, not any type of settlement. I mean settle over what, the fact that he won't take the stat blocks down even though WotC told him to?
Maybe his goal is to help others feel more confident in ignoring those C&D letters, or to get them to do more research before doing so?
Or instead WotC files against him and then reaches out to the company that hosts his blog and asks them to pull/ban him because he's not complying with lawful legal actions.
If you can't laugh at yourself, you're missing out on a lot of laughing. And laughing is good for the *soul.
Laughing at yourself is entirely different from other people laughing at you... especially in a context that is not essentially good-natured. Please keep that in mind.
Y'know, I MIGHT have been willing to give the guy some slack IF he hadn't tried to copyright his copy & paste statbocks. However, that's just the clincher.Having read more of the responses, looking at the 2 stat blocks, he obviously copy/paste...stats and everything. No creative process on his part. Then to slap a copyright on his. Unscrupulous to say at the very least. I can’t pull for a guy like this and it makes even the head shot pic at the top look like a coy smirk now. Can we pull for the big guy (WoTC) to win and win handily? I am!