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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deset Gled" data-source="post: 9245641" data-attributes="member: 7808">Way back on Dec 12, 2022, the court ruled against WotC's motion for an injunction against NuTSR to bar them from using the TSR and Start Frontiers names until the court battle was over.  A significant factor in this ruling was that NuTSR promised on the record "that they had no intention of publishing an SFNG game, including any printing, binding, advertising, marketing, and/or selling, until TSR’s complaint for a declaratory judgment is decided. "  Emphasis mine.I bring this up because NuTSR shared this FB post on Jan 12th:[ATTACH=full]343852[/ATTACH]These were pieces of art that NuTSR commissioned for SFNG from an artist named Jesse Hansen.  Hansen is sharing these on his professional FB as examples of commissioned work (with no reference to NuTSR or SFNG).And this is an example of NuTSR marketing SFNG in 2022, still visible on their Twitter:[ATTACH=full]343853[/ATTACH]Do you think this counts as advertising or marketing for SFNG, a violation of the their promise to the court?  Considering the judge has already ruled that Lanasa has violated the court's order once, I don't think this is a smart move.</blockquote>