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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DLIMedia" data-source="post: 8867799" data-attributes="member: 6668167">If NuTSR were to not use the Star Frontiers name and none of the intellectual property associated with SF, they could publish what they have like any other publisher out there. WotC can't really stop them because they're not infringing on anything of theirs.Of course, the whole reason NuTSR started all this mess was because they were hoping to capitalize on the Star Frontiers trademark they pretty much stole.And even if they pinky swear not to release anything with SF branding or IP, and even if they give the trademarks back to WotC, they'll likely still be on the hook for a massive legal bill.Short answer: no. The citation has to exist somewhere. If article B is using article A as a reference, it should be using the same citation.</blockquote>