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Message: <blockquote data-quote="EzekielRaiden" data-source="post: 8907656" data-attributes="member: 6790260">Again, that's the issue. If the "open gaming content" is only shared between WotC and each individual person, then no, you WOULD NOT be "free and clear" to let someone else use it. It would be a violation of the terms of the license for you to allow someone else to use your bicycle, in this metaphor--you can modify your bicycle as much as you want, and any mods you declare free-use could be used by WotC, but not by anyone else.As I said, this is not necessarily forbidden, but it goes completely unmentioned, and thus could be considered forbidden by way of not being explicitly permitted. (That is, after all, how most licenses work--anything you aren't explicitly allowed to do is forbidden.) Hence, I want clarity; I am genuinely of the opinion that they want people to be able to share what parts of their work they declare to be Open Game Content. This is just making sure it is explicit and understood that you can do so, that the license is in fact transferable.</blockquote>