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<blockquote data-quote="Yair" data-source="post: 2808246" data-attributes="member: 10913">The short end of it: it matters to me. As Wulf said, I'm silly. For example, I want to be able to legally post my campaign's story hour on my website if I want to. Or house rules. Silly.That is irrelevant. It's true regardless of the OGL or any other license, it's true for any fan site of any topic.I shouldn't need to ask permission. If I do, Wulf won't tell me &quot;pages W to Z are OGC&quot;, he will tell me &quot;the mechanics in pages W to Z are OGC, all you need to do is reword the text and you can use them! Piece of cake!&quot; But for that, I don't need Wulf's reply; I can reword them on my own, thank you. (Wulf would disagree, I know.)I'm a proud, vain, and silly person. It's my god given right.Not releasing any content as OGC is the most heinous... OK, not by far. But it's not nice.I will boycott companies whose policy I don't like. Until such time as the police barge in and force me to purchase BAG products, that's my right.You are confusing the OGL and d20STL.I have no probelms with OGL products that release 5%, 1%, 0.01% as OGC. I may not buy them, but I have no problem with them. It's their pregorative. I have a problem with products that release 0% as OGC when I think about 100% of it should be OGC. (Again, I know Wulf would differ.)See, from where I'm sitting, he had to OGC the mechanics, and didn't. And I have a problem with that.Mine too.I've spent way too much effort on this, Wulf and I clearly disagree and that's that. To all those who agree with him: well, you're wrong&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p"&nbsp; data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":p" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yair, post: 2808246, member: 10913"] The short end of it: it matters to me. As Wulf said, I'm silly. For example, I want to be able to legally post my campaign's story hour on my website if I want to. Or house rules. Silly. That is irrelevant. It's true regardless of the OGL or any other license, it's true for any fan site of any topic. I shouldn't need to ask permission. If I do, Wulf won't tell me "pages W to Z are OGC", he will tell me "the mechanics in pages W to Z are OGC, all you need to do is reword the text and you can use them! Piece of cake!" But for that, I don't need Wulf's reply; I can reword them on my own, thank you. (Wulf would disagree, I know.) I'm a proud, vain, and silly person. It's my god given right. Not releasing any content as OGC is the most heinous... OK, not by far. But it's not nice. I will boycott companies whose policy I don't like. Until such time as the police barge in and force me to purchase BAG products, that's my right. You are confusing the OGL and d20STL. I have no probelms with OGL products that release 5%, 1%, 0.01% as OGC. I may not buy them, but I have no problem with them. It's their pregorative. I have a problem with products that release 0% as OGC when I think about 100% of it should be OGC. (Again, I know Wulf would differ.) See, from where I'm sitting, he had to OGC the mechanics, and didn't. And I have a problem with that. Mine too. I've spent way too much effort on this, Wulf and I clearly disagree and that's that. To all those who agree with him: well, you're wrong :p [/QUOTE]

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