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Urbis - Should I follow the GSL, or make the setting system-independent?
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<blockquote data-quote="Jürgen Hubert" data-source="post: 4665468" data-attributes="member: 7177"><p>Well, it could be done with the OGL as well. However, if I don't use the conventions of D&D 4E, then using the conventions of an older license with a dwindling following wouldn't help me much either. In this case, I would also go the system neutral route.</p><p></p><p>Note that the issue here mainly revolves around the Urbis Wiki, which is essentially the central platform for developing the setting and presents the "interface for the public". Even if I make the Wiki system-less, I'm not ruling out commercial publications under the GSL (or for other systems, for that matter). These would then be adjusted to make them fit under the specific systems and their licenses. So even if I were to use the term "dragonkin" for "dragonborn" on the Wiki, any Urbis publications for the GSL would still use the term "dragonborn".</p><p></p><p>The question is which presentation on the wiki the fans of the setting (such as they exist...) would prefer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jürgen Hubert, post: 4665468, member: 7177"] Well, it could be done with the OGL as well. However, if I don't use the conventions of D&D 4E, then using the conventions of an older license with a dwindling following wouldn't help me much either. In this case, I would also go the system neutral route. Note that the issue here mainly revolves around the Urbis Wiki, which is essentially the central platform for developing the setting and presents the "interface for the public". Even if I make the Wiki system-less, I'm not ruling out commercial publications under the GSL (or for other systems, for that matter). These would then be adjusted to make them fit under the specific systems and their licenses. So even if I were to use the term "dragonkin" for "dragonborn" on the Wiki, any Urbis publications for the GSL would still use the term "dragonborn". The question is which presentation on the wiki the fans of the setting (such as they exist...) would prefer. [/QUOTE]
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