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<blockquote data-quote="Toryx" data-source="post: 4114243" data-attributes="member: 56441">As much as I'd like to believe the site is down because they've got the GSL finally, I have a hard time believing that they'd do that. It's a flashy way of doing it, but it's not like you're going to have three people in a conference room reading a two page document and making a decision in 15 minutes, or an hour, or three. They've got to have their lawyers view the GSL, establish what rights they'd actually have, determine how it's going to affect their products, and then make a decision about whether or not they want to use the $5,000 to purchase the rules.Taking their system down for days to do this doesn't make any sense, particularly sense they still won't know if they're actually going to publish any 4e materials until they have rules available to read. The GSL is only one small, though significant, part of the process and it certainly isn't enough for them to base their entire business strategy on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Toryx, post: 4114243, member: 56441"] As much as I'd like to believe the site is down because they've got the GSL finally, I have a hard time believing that they'd do that. It's a flashy way of doing it, but it's not like you're going to have three people in a conference room reading a two page document and making a decision in 15 minutes, or an hour, or three. They've got to have their lawyers view the GSL, establish what rights they'd actually have, determine how it's going to affect their products, and then make a decision about whether or not they want to use the $5,000 to purchase the rules. Taking their system down for days to do this doesn't make any sense, particularly sense they still won't know if they're actually going to publish any 4e materials until they have rules available to read. The GSL is only one small, though significant, part of the process and it certainly isn't enough for them to base their entire business strategy on. [/QUOTE]

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