M_Natas
Hero
So, after following some of the discussions (it is impossible to follow all of the OGL discussions unless I quit my full time job
), I had one on Facebook about the need to create ORC and why we can't just use a CC license.
Like, if I would develop a new RPG or would want to transfer my old products from OGL to a safer license, why can't I just use a Creative Common attribution share alike license for the rules and like a cc non commercial license or just no open license for the actual setting and adventure?
Why do I need ORC or OGL, what does that really do better than my CC solution?

Like, if I would develop a new RPG or would want to transfer my old products from OGL to a safer license, why can't I just use a Creative Common attribution share alike license for the rules and like a cc non commercial license or just no open license for the actual setting and adventure?
Why do I need ORC or OGL, what does that really do better than my CC solution?