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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 8905079" data-attributes="member: 6795602">To be fair, I don't actually expect them to abuse it much and even less often in a blanket-veto power kind of way.The problem I have is that them having that power makes any 3pp business for D&amp;D set on a risky foundation of sand - and that's just terrible business.Honestly, I'm not against morality guidelines - just not their blank check + after the fact one.For me on a morality clause I want more clearly defined guidelines (they don't have to be perfect, but at least tell me some things you'll always consider 'okay' so I can use that safe harbor to develop content in).&nbsp; I also would want an appeal to arbitration so that a third party could weigh in on whether they were abusing the clause or had a legitimate claim.&nbsp; Also, a third party defining what is acceptable and not acceptable would also be on my wishlist (but not necessarily essential).&nbsp; - I'm kind of surprised there isn't a foundation set up to act this way already that companies could just plug into.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 8905079, member: 6795602"] To be fair, I don't actually expect them to abuse it much and even less often in a blanket-veto power kind of way. The problem I have is that them having that power makes any 3pp business for D&D set on a risky foundation of sand - and that's just terrible business. Honestly, I'm not against morality guidelines - just not their blank check + after the fact one. For me on a morality clause I want more clearly defined guidelines (they don't have to be perfect, but at least tell me some things you'll always consider 'okay' so I can use that safe harbor to develop content in). I also would want an appeal to arbitration so that a third party could weigh in on whether they were abusing the clause or had a legitimate claim. Also, a third party defining what is acceptable and not acceptable would also be on my wishlist (but not necessarily essential). - I'm kind of surprised there isn't a foundation set up to act this way already that companies could just plug into. [/QUOTE]

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