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Message: <blockquote data-quote="evilref" data-source="post: 4970718" data-attributes="member: 73517">Absolutely. WotC's one offers artwork and 'some rights'. White Wolf offers exposure via their website and 'some rights'. They also claim other rights that are arguable (some judges might rule yes, some might rule no). I'd definitely agree that the best policy would be one that encouraged more fansites and more exposure (virtually free marketing) for the game. How well WotC's one does that is hard to say. To date, aside from friend of my dog's second cousin's postman rumours aside, they've only publicly gone after sites which were clearly in violation of international copyright laws (and flagrantly so). Personally I think the policy could be better, but it's far from the worst out there (Catalyst Games having the best specifically for Eclipse Phase where the game and its art are all under Creative Commons).</blockquote>