Cathy
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I've created a setting for use in an RPG game with my friends that uses ideas (especially the practical theology), places, and names from your Chalion books. I won't charge money for it or try to gain users beyond my gaming group, but would like to use https://worldanvil.com to organize the setting info. I think this makes it publicly available. Is acceptable to you?
Lois McMaster Bujold
Fanac is for the fans. If you are not intending to make this commercially available, it is not necessary to ask. Or tell.
(Just as a point of general information, the issue of concern is not money, which would likely be trivial, but clarity of copyright. And the latter is only of concern to some major media purchaser, although there the legal concerns can become fierce and expensive. Alas.)
Ta, L.
(Just as a point of general information, the issue of concern is not money, which would likely be trivial, but clarity of copyright. And the latter is only of concern to some major media purchaser, although there the legal concerns can become fierce and expensive. Alas.)
Ta, L.
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TrixM
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Lois McMaster Bujold:
I just found my account was hacked, so that might explain some of the garbage appearing randomly under reviews (assuming my account is not the only one to be hacked). Some of the other "questions" are patently there to get people to click on their profile names even if no links are embedded. Goodreads' security options are lacking - e.g. we don't have to approve "friends". And authors have no ability to approve Qs?
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