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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 8878550" data-attributes="member: 7034611">“One of the biggest changes to the document is that it updates the previously available OGL 1.0 to state it is “no longer an authorized license agreement.” By ending the original OGL, many licensed publishers will have to completely overhaul their products and distribution in order to comply with the updated rules. Large publishers who focus almost exclusively on products based on the original OGL, including Paizo, Kobold Press, and Green Ronin, will be under pressure to update their business model incredibly fast.”“The “OGL wasn’t intended to fund major competitors and it wasn’t intended to allow people to make D&D apps, videos, or anything other than printed (or printable) materials for use while gaming. We are updating the OGL in part to make that very clear.””I really do not care whether it funded competitors, esp. since it still allows PDFs which this claims is the main competition… WotC is bigger than ever so I do not see much/any harm there.I do not care about limiting it to print, pdf and vtt only either (I care once it becomes less than that). I care about the register, report and pay fee bit. The license should remain open</blockquote>