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Originally Posted by Parody
Regardless of legal issues, there still isn't a way to give you a copy. Folks putting D&D 5e into RW could show you how they decided to organize it, though.
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Spot on
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Originally Posted by AEIOU
@lfseeney: Sharing of content is a hot button for publishers and a legal quagmire for LWD. The more posts like yours that publishers see, the more stringent policing will likely be. RW is a game changer and a huge unknown to the gaming industry. We all want to be able to build upon other's work rather than each of us reinvent the wheel, but we need to find a way to do it that doesn't piss people off. Cut the attitude.
Sharing of any sort is not possible until the Marketplace is in place.
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Also Spot On
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Originally Posted by MaxSupernova
It's not the armchair lawyers you have to worry about, mate, it's the real ones.
The real ones that could shut this operation down with legal costs and hassle.
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Translation......Why go looking for problems when there are enough challenges with out creating unnecessary ones?
Seriously, There will certainly be some form of collaborative effort, but at the moment that is clearly ..NOT clear until the market place is well underway and those methods are defined.
Not So seriously....
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Originally Posted by MaxSupernova & Ifseeney
It's IS just a winky-winky .........................
But AEIOU has made it clear I am the bad guy, so be it.
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Sorry that title belongs to me..... get your own
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