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<blockquote data-quote="Fractalwave" data-source="post: 407205" data-attributes="member: 6399">Ok...cool. That's great. But now you need to tell us which is open and which is not. It's the &quot;clearly marked&quot; thing coming back to haunt you.Your declaration on the website is saying &quot;All original material on this page and on pages linked to it (other than off-site links) is released as Open Game Content under the OGL.&quot;Ok, I've never read all the books. Which ones are original and which ones are not?Sometimes people put that info in section 15 of the OGL that they distribute with it. But your section 15 on the site does not have that information in it.Because of this, I'd say that it's not clearly marked.Second problem is that you're using the d20 logo which implies you are following the d20stl. However, I do not see any of the required statements that the d20 guide outlines as required on all d20 products. You should go read the d20 guide or drop the logo from the website.Oh, the answer to the obvious question is that yes websites are supposed to conform to the licenses they use as well. WotC has asked several websites to correct things. The first one that I heard about was asked to make corrections a year ago.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fractalwave, post: 407205, member: 6399"] Ok...cool. That's great. But now you need to tell us which is open and which is not. It's the "clearly marked" thing coming back to haunt you. Your declaration on the website is saying "All original material on this page and on pages linked to it (other than off-site links) is released as Open Game Content under the OGL." Ok, I've never read all the books. Which ones are original and which ones are not? Sometimes people put that info in section 15 of the OGL that they distribute with it. But your section 15 on the site does not have that information in it. Because of this, I'd say that it's not clearly marked. Second problem is that you're using the d20 logo which implies you are following the d20stl. However, I do not see any of the required statements that the d20 guide outlines as required on all d20 products. You should go read the d20 guide or drop the logo from the website. Oh, the answer to the obvious question is that yes websites are supposed to conform to the licenses they use as well. WotC has asked several websites to correct things. The first one that I heard about was asked to make corrections a year ago. [/QUOTE]

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