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<blockquote data-quote="tensen" data-source="post: 146074" data-attributes="member: 3022">The way the Netbook reads is that it is a compilation of those seperate documents.&nbsp; At least thats what it appears they chose to do.&nbsp; Therefore each of those documents exists to be able to be utilized seperately..&nbsp; even if the only place they exist is on the author's hard drive, and never distributed seperately.Now..&nbsp; if the Netbook only included seperate lines in the Section 15 for those authors that specifically requested it..&nbsp; and you wanted to use something from the Netbook that didn't have a seperate line of its own..&nbsp; you'd have to use the whole section 15.The only one problem with the issue of using the seperate document out of the Netbook....&nbsp; you definitely will need to contact the author...&nbsp; because there is always the possibility that the particular feat in the netbook is a derivative..&nbsp; and not exactly as the spell/feat/whatever existed in its original form.&nbsp; And that would be a fun legal twist to deal with if you just tried quoting it from the Netbook and not getting the original from the author.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tensen, post: 146074, member: 3022"] The way the Netbook reads is that it is a compilation of those seperate documents. At least thats what it appears they chose to do. Therefore each of those documents exists to be able to be utilized seperately.. even if the only place they exist is on the author's hard drive, and never distributed seperately. Now.. if the Netbook only included seperate lines in the Section 15 for those authors that specifically requested it.. and you wanted to use something from the Netbook that didn't have a seperate line of its own.. you'd have to use the whole section 15. The only one problem with the issue of using the seperate document out of the Netbook.... you definitely will need to contact the author... because there is always the possibility that the particular feat in the netbook is a derivative.. and not exactly as the spell/feat/whatever existed in its original form. And that would be a fun legal twist to deal with if you just tried quoting it from the Netbook and not getting the original from the author. [/QUOTE]

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