11
Aug/2008

by blinovitch

There's a post on the Wizards of the Coast's website, announcing they will be releasing a revised GSL, the license that allows third party publishers to create D&D 4E compatible products and say so on the cover, some time in the "very near future."
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18
Jun/2008

by Postmortem

In case it passed anyone by, HERE it is.What I must do:
Turn in a Statement of Acceptance.
Keep up to date about the state of the license.
Keep SRD material inviolate.
Keep up to date about the state of the SRD.
Have the 4th Edition compatible logo present on the back page and with the legal text on the lower third of the page. For electronic products on the last page.
Include the legal text within the first three pages.
Include the short form legal text on any advertisemen... Read More

03
May/2008

by GRIM

Wizards, finally, put up their FAQ covering some of the questions raised at www.Enworld.org and on their own forums. Here's the gist of it and my understanding of what these points mean:
Q. Will there be a fee to participate? Do we still have to pay $5,000?
A. The Game System Licenses are royalty-free licenses and there is no developer’s kit fee associated with them.This was the early-on idea of getting people to pay for the ability to access the gsl and to produce material before it be... Read More