tomBitonti
Hero
From the sticky:
Does the new license satisfy these constraints? Would it be proper to create a new section for the new license that removes "O" from the title? While use of the new license impacts use of the prior license, they seem to be very different agreements and (I think) should not be considered in any meaningful was as a continuation or adaptation of the prior license.
Also, there are related threads both in this "OGF-L" forum and in other forums, and these seem to deserve to be together.
(The only way that I'm able to wrap my head around the new license is to forget about the old license and to create a whole new understanding of the license. IMO: I very much do not see that the "mode" imposed by the new license is close to the "mode" imposed by the old license. The licenses may have a similar "meta" goal which is promote the D&D brand, but the way that they get there is very different.)
Thx!
The Open Gaming Foundation believes that a license must provide for two important features in order to be an Open Game license.
1. The license must allow game rules and materials that use game rules to be freely copied, modified and distributed.
2. The license must ensure that material distributed using the license cannot have those permissions restricted in the future.
Does the new license satisfy these constraints? Would it be proper to create a new section for the new license that removes "O" from the title? While use of the new license impacts use of the prior license, they seem to be very different agreements and (I think) should not be considered in any meaningful was as a continuation or adaptation of the prior license.
Also, there are related threads both in this "OGF-L" forum and in other forums, and these seem to deserve to be together.
(The only way that I'm able to wrap my head around the new license is to forget about the old license and to create a whole new understanding of the license. IMO: I very much do not see that the "mode" imposed by the new license is close to the "mode" imposed by the old license. The licenses may have a similar "meta" goal which is promote the D&D brand, but the way that they get there is very different.)
Thx!