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<blockquote data-quote="kenmarable" data-source="post: 4103282" data-attributes="member: 40359">Oh, and another question I have (however, it might have been asked already, so sorry if it has) is IF the GSL is incompatible with the OGL, will it address third party to third party content licensing or only WotC to third party licensing?Although it wasn't used as much as it could have been, one of the great features of the OGL was not just being able to use the SRD's content, but also the sharing of content between publishers. This is probably most evident in adventures (my particular area of interest). Being able to use monsters and templates from a variety of sources is a huge benefit and one that I sincerely hope will still be possible in 4e without each individual publisher developing their own licensing agreements if they want others to use their content.(Personally, my hope is for the GSL to be compatible with the OGL so that a product can be covered by both.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kenmarable, post: 4103282, member: 40359"] Oh, and another question I have (however, it might have been asked already, so sorry if it has) is IF the GSL is incompatible with the OGL, will it address third party to third party content licensing or only WotC to third party licensing? Although it wasn't used as much as it could have been, one of the great features of the OGL was not just being able to use the SRD's content, but also the sharing of content between publishers. This is probably most evident in adventures (my particular area of interest). Being able to use monsters and templates from a variety of sources is a huge benefit and one that I sincerely hope will still be possible in 4e without each individual publisher developing their own licensing agreements if they want others to use their content. (Personally, my hope is for the GSL to be compatible with the OGL so that a product can be covered by both.) [/QUOTE]

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