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<blockquote data-quote="smetzger" data-source="post: 286009" data-attributes="member: 1230">Re: Let me step in here pleaseYou may have contacted all the publishers.&nbsp; However, not all the publishers are copyright holders.&nbsp; For example, take the Netbook of Feats.&nbsp; You may have contacted the NetBook council, however, they do not have the legal right to give you permission to use the material without the use of the OGC license or the d20 license.&nbsp; I realize that getting permission from all the copyright holders would be difficult, but it is something which you have not done.&nbsp; That being said, I don't mind that you are using my material.Technically this is not true.&nbsp; The OGL FAQ says that you need to allow people to extract any OGC material that you include.&nbsp; It suggests that one way to do this is to include the data in human readable format that your program can process.&nbsp; And besides since PCGen does not use the OGL or d20 license it does not have to comply with this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="smetzger, post: 286009, member: 1230"] [b]Re: Let me step in here please[/b] You may have contacted all the publishers. However, not all the publishers are copyright holders. For example, take the Netbook of Feats. You may have contacted the NetBook council, however, they do not have the legal right to give you permission to use the material without the use of the OGC license or the d20 license. I realize that getting permission from all the copyright holders would be difficult, but it is something which you have not done. That being said, I don't mind that you are using my material. Technically this is not true. The OGL FAQ says that you need to allow people to extract any OGC material that you include. It suggests that one way to do this is to include the data in human readable format that your program can process. And besides since PCGen does not use the OGL or d20 license it does not have to comply with this. [/QUOTE]

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