Let's make 1/27 Open License Day!

[Alzrius]

Yesterday, January 27th, our community overcame one of the biggest challenges that it's faced in a long time. So I think we should celebrate that.

I still remember when we made the 4th of March ("March Fo(u)rth!") into GM's Day. I propose that we do it again now, and have January 27th be Open License Day from now on. It should be a day to play, buy, read, or simply appreciate games that are put out under an open license – whether it's the Open Game License, Creative Commons, or the ORC License (when it comes out) – as well as the publishers who make them.

So let's all kick back and take a day each year to celebrate doing things in an O.L.D. fashioned way!

Who's with me?

 

[Steampunkette]

Heck yeah!

 

[Jack Daniel]

I'm on board. It makes a worthier hobby-wide celebration IMO than May the Fourth (Be With You), Int'l Talk Like a Pirate Day, or even Gary Gygax Day.

 

[Yaarel]

Yesterday, January 27th, our community overcame one of the biggest challenges that it's faced in a long time. So I think we should celebrate that.

I still remember when we made the 4th of March ("March Fo(u)rth!") into GM's Day. I propose that we do it again now, and have January 27th be Open License Day from now on. It should be a day to play, buy, read, or simply appreciate games that are put out under an open license – whether it's the Open Game License, Creative Commons, or the ORC License (when it comes out) – as well as the publishers who make them.

So let's all kick back and take a day each year to celebrate doing things in an O.L.D. fashioned way!

Who's with me?

This is a great idea.

Remind me before January 27 comes next year!

I will try out a new Open Gaming game product, to commemorate the day.

 

[Horwath]

Sure, but let's make it;

27/01/2023.

 

[Vaalingrade]

Make a piece of gaming content and release it into the wild to celebrate?

 

[Charlaquin]

Love the idea!

 

[Starglim]

I like it. I hope it has legs for next year.

 

[aco175]

 

[Starglim]

The date's not far off.