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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nellisir" data-source="post: 605671" data-attributes="member: 70">My understanding is, it's just like any other product containing OGC.  The OGC must be clearly defined, PI must be identified, you need a copy of the OGL & a correctly updated Section 15 with the copyright designations of any OGC you distribute.  If you want to add the d20 logo in, you have to follow those rules too (calling the Player's Handbook the Player's Handbook, etc, etc).I like Andy Collin's site for OGC labelling, though his Section 15 is not, I believe, correct (he doesn't have the SRD or his own website listed).<a href="http://www.andycollins.net/" target="_blank">http://www.andycollins.net/</a>The sticky area is is merging non-OGC material, like WotC's splatbooks, with OGC material.  There's no approved way to do it.  You can reference WotC materials on fan site pages, but not combined with OGC.I've been playing with it on my site, using different colored boxes to label pages as OGC pages or fan site pages.  Email me if you'd like the address; I'm not quite ready to go wildly public at this point.  It might give you a few ideas, or make you throw your hands up in disgust.CheersNell.<a href="mailto:nellisir@attbi.com">nellisir@attbi.com</a></blockquote>