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<blockquote data-quote="Nellisir" data-source="post: 195936" data-attributes="member: 70">Magic of Rokugan, at least, actually has a Section 15 copyright line.&nbsp; It's just not under Section 15.&nbsp; It's in the paragraph under the Goodie License, in the opposite column.&nbsp; Kinda right, but kinda wrong.This is something I notice alot.&nbsp; I check pretty much every book I buy (and I buy new stuff), and this seems to be right up there on the list of most frequent mistakes.&nbsp; I don't have time or interest to go through my shelf right now, but I do think it's an issue that publishers should be aware of.&nbsp; People do notice, and it contributes to an overall perception of the company's dedication to &quot;getting it right&quot;.CheersNell.who, glancing through a few books, notices Green Ronin got Armies of the Abyss and Jade Dragon, Hungry Ghosts correct, and AEG has gotten Dungeons, Undead, Evil, and Monsters wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nellisir, post: 195936, member: 70"] Magic of Rokugan, at least, actually has a Section 15 copyright line. It's just not under Section 15. It's in the paragraph under the Goodie License, in the opposite column. Kinda right, but kinda wrong. This is something I notice alot. I check pretty much every book I buy (and I buy new stuff), and this seems to be right up there on the list of most frequent mistakes. I don't have time or interest to go through my shelf right now, but I do think it's an issue that publishers should be aware of. People do notice, and it contributes to an overall perception of the company's dedication to "getting it right". Cheers Nell. who, glancing through a few books, notices Green Ronin got Armies of the Abyss and Jade Dragon, Hungry Ghosts correct, and AEG has gotten Dungeons, Undead, Evil, and Monsters wrong. [/QUOTE]

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