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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zelgar" data-source="post: 2773187" data-attributes="member: 6630">First and foremost, I do not believe that as a game designer or publisher you owe anyone OGC.  The requirements of OGC is established by the OGL.  It is up to the game designer or publisher to make the decision to open up any additional material as OGC.  If you do decide to make material OGC, then you need to be aware of the consequences.It seems like part of the problem is the amount of OGC or new OGC that is required in publications.  The OGL does not indicate any minimum OGC must be included in a document.  Based upon several comments, it seemed like approximately 20% of the material needed to be OGC.  Is this a requirement of d20 license?  Also, isn't part of the problem with the percentage of OGC is that it does not define how much of the OGC needs to be "new"?I think it would be a disservice to the gaming community if game designers or publishers start limiting the new OGC in their product because they did not want people to be able to freely distribute the material, weather or not a Wiki is ever developed.  I think some game developers or publishers have been a little niave or misinformed on what can happen when you make content OGC, but complaining about it after the fact does not help.Zelgar</blockquote>