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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 6307249" data-attributes="member: 22779">Why isn't it?  It's their playground that they're letting everyone else play in.  It's not like they can't set the bar wherever they want as far as quality goes.Which, again, is why I'm thinking that the "for pay" stuff is going to be directly licensed rather than an open OGL license.  This lets them have oversight on projects and probably sets a fairly high bar for entry.  Some guy banging away on a Word doc in his home likely won't be able to get his stuff in print for pay.  Release it as a Netbook Of ... sure, no problem.  But, if you want to get a book on the bookshelves sitting on the same shelf as the WOTC D&D books, I'm not really seeing a problem with letting WOTC be the gatekeepers here.</blockquote>