Patrice
First Post
Hi there, welcome to my first post ever upon this forum! I've been reading yours for weeks and well... I daresay I'm very impressed by the quality of the messages I've shuffled through in here. I do apologize if my questions have been already covered elsewhere or are misplaced.
GSL
Let's say I write and release a setting, say a city. This setting is rule-free, or maybe OGL.
Let's say I write and release a one-shot adventure or a couple of fiends, whatever, into this setting under the GSL.
Does that take the entire setting into the GSL?
Is it the same if the one-shot adventure or couple of fiends are released for free?
OGL
Ok, another one: now I want to include an OGL section in my rule-free setting. Just a little bit of it, a few OGL pages, maybe 10 or 20% of the content, all the remainder being pure raw product identity and defined as such.
Is it possible or is there a minimum OGL limit for products released under this license? In case of infringement, does that take my entire product in the OGL?
I really don't need legal advice beyond these two questions, I just speculate upon what's possible given the current situation and what's not.
Thanks folks!
GSL
Let's say I write and release a setting, say a city. This setting is rule-free, or maybe OGL.
Let's say I write and release a one-shot adventure or a couple of fiends, whatever, into this setting under the GSL.
Does that take the entire setting into the GSL?
Is it the same if the one-shot adventure or couple of fiends are released for free?
OGL
Ok, another one: now I want to include an OGL section in my rule-free setting. Just a little bit of it, a few OGL pages, maybe 10 or 20% of the content, all the remainder being pure raw product identity and defined as such.
Is it possible or is there a minimum OGL limit for products released under this license? In case of infringement, does that take my entire product in the OGL?
I really don't need legal advice beyond these two questions, I just speculate upon what's possible given the current situation and what's not.
Thanks folks!
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