The Box

[Cergorach]

except in the event that something confl icts
with the rights of anyone else.

doesn't come across as very confident or legaly binding...

 

[Gez]

According to the copyrighting law, as soon as you make something it's copyrighted. Like, for instance, this post is (c) 2005 me. Use with permission.

Can I quote you?

 

[n3dst4]

For those who were following this: jim pinto is a fantastic, wonderful person and has given me permission to mention the WLD

I have posted the final version, which includes a much better copyright notice and correct use of OGL. I've also bought a nice display font to use instead of the one I had before, which was alarmingly similar to the one used by a well-known PDF RPG publisher.

Download still at http://download.n3dst4.com/the_box.pdf

Anyone going this way (producing your first OGL or d20 product), whether commercial or not, should buy the ePublisher d20/OGL Guide. (http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=3289&) It's a thorough explanation of both the OGL and the d20 System Trademark License, plus annotated versions of both and discussion of other licenses and non-d20-compatible OGL works. Well worth the money.