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	Open gaming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Open gaming is the movement within the role-playing game (RPG) industry that is somewhat analogous to the open source software movement.
		One of the licenses written in response to the OGL was the October Open Game License[4], a copyleft license published on 2000-12-27 by RPG Library.
		An interesting development in the open gaming movement has been the arrival of "open supplement licenses": that is, licenses where the original rulebooks are covered by normal copyright, but a license permits the publication of supplementary material, such as adventures and new rules.
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	Open gaming - Game Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Open gaming is the movement within the amateur and professional role-playing game industry that is somewhat analogous to open source movement.
		The open gaming movement refers to those individuals, amateur gaming groups and gaming publishing companies who publish their content (rules, sourcebooks, etc.) under a copyleft, open content or free content license imparting the freedom to modify, copy, and redistribute some or all of the content.
		An interesting development in the open gaming movement has been the arrival of "open supplement licenses": that is, licenses where the original source rulebooks are covered by normal copyright, but a license permits the publication of supplementary material, such as adventures and new rules.
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	Open gaming - LearnThis.Info Enclyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Open gaming can refer either to a meeting of game playing where any player is free to join or to the belief in the freedom to manipulate, copy, and redistribute game rules.
		Open gaming developed in 2000 from Wizards of the Coast's Open Gaming License, which the company applied to its d20 System used at the core of the Dungeons & Dragons; role-playing game.
		Several game designers criticized the Open Gaming License for not being as open as it could be and for being controlled by the RPG market leader Wizards of the Coast.
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		Open gaming developed in 2000 from Wizards of the Coast 's Open Gaming License, which the company applied to its d20 System used at the core of the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game.
		To ease the designer's development process and the player's learning process, major RPG developers created generic role-playing game system s, such as Steve Jackson Games ' GURPS, for use in the design of their own games.
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