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<blockquote data-quote="tensen" data-source="post: 815497" data-attributes="member: 3022">Speaking from the point of view of a company that release all text as OGC...&nbsp; we still get sales and get paid.Our product are being pirated.&nbsp; I see it, I know it.&nbsp; Whether or not it was OGC, it would still be pirated.&nbsp; Just look at all the WOTC material that is.&nbsp; Or Monte Cook's.&nbsp; Of course we do work a lot with layout and art in our product. obviously someone could go out and use the OGC in their own product..&nbsp; which people have.&nbsp; And we also provide the word doc format of the materials if a publisher asks for sections of it.&nbsp; (Most publishers can also get a comp copy of the PDF if they ask too.)If I see a copy of our art and layout on a document under another company's name...&nbsp; we would prosecute.&nbsp; I can't imagine that company would make enough money appropriating our material that they could afford legal action.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tensen, post: 815497, member: 3022"] Speaking from the point of view of a company that release all text as OGC... we still get sales and get paid. Our product are being pirated. I see it, I know it. Whether or not it was OGC, it would still be pirated. Just look at all the WOTC material that is. Or Monte Cook's. Of course we do work a lot with layout and art in our product. obviously someone could go out and use the OGC in their own product.. which people have. And we also provide the word doc format of the materials if a publisher asks for sections of it. (Most publishers can also get a comp copy of the PDF if they ask too.) If I see a copy of our art and layout on a document under another company's name... we would prosecute. I can't imagine that company would make enough money appropriating our material that they could afford legal action. [/QUOTE]

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