> So basically, AB can violate A and B, plus depending on the
interpretation,
> listing stats as WS, BS, etc. contains text from the rules right? Not to
> mention, listing that a Space Marine has a bolter or that something cuases
> fear devalues the codex. Seems like you could fight it, but in a legal
war
> of attrition, who has the more money: GW or Lone Wolf?
AB doesnt violate anything in GW's books. The stand-alone AB program is as
much good as a chocolate fireguard. Only when you introduce datafiles does
AB function, and that function is based on the 'programming' within the
datafiles. Therefore, Wolflair is immune to GW's legal eagles.
> I think AB is safe but IMO the survivability of the AB files may be in
> doubt.
Only if GW's info is kept inside the GW-based datafiles.
> AND if GW shuts down the distribution sites for the files then the
> _program_ is useless.
Incorrect. AB would still function for non-GW datafiles.
Jimi
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