[freeroleplay] Re: Welcome Jacinto Quesnel
- From: "Jacinto Quesnel" <jhas777@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <freeroleplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 13:45:28 -0500
Hello everyone, Ricardo,
From: Ricardo Gladwell
Hi Jacinto,
And once again, welcome to the FRPGC. It always good to hear from new
members.
Loved your artwork. Glad to hear your are a visual artist: we are
certainly looking for artistic volunteers here. Your games look
particularly interesting and I look forward to reading them later.
Many thanks for your warm welcome. It shure makes me more confident to make
more posts and participate onward.
About artwork, I'm shure willing to cooperate with any project that needs
logo design and illustration (particularly those of modern setting, and
taking avialability into consideration).
About the games, most of them where distributed in print only CC and I don't
have the source files to make them RTF-PDF adaptations yet, but the ones
that succeeded the most (the first one will be MORPH: RPG System for
parties) will be released eventually.
I can see what you are getting at above and I really love your sites. That
said, I'm still wary about endorsing non-free sites and works. See my
email reply to Mark Havenner for my reasoning on this subject.
I've read all the aforementioned conversation and I understand much better
now. Problem is we licenced most stuff under CC first, and for some projects
I don't think I'm athourized to Dual-Licence them.
I'd be interested to know how you plan to license your works in future?
* MORPH - Everchanging RPG system for parties, will be dual licenced under
GPL (it's allready CC). And it's in both, spanish and english. I'm right now
preparing all the files in order to do so (will take me a few weeks of
scaning and such most probably). Still, since it's my first time using GPL
I'd love some feedback on if I'm doing it right once it's all online. You
can get the current released documents in here:
http://www.opiumgarden.org/pandemuerto/-17hp/viewtopic.php?t=89&sid=619772eb525e58a910492b6bca76af3f,
in the current system, the cards and sheet are suposed to be printed out
then customized by each gaming group. But I understand I should provide the
source RTF and PSD files as well, it this true?.
* EMR - "Magical realism with a discreet esoteric flavor" - will be released
as a fully modificable Wiki in spanish. Then translated to english and maybe
other languages if volunteers arise. But I'm still a little ignorant if this
can qualify as GPL. I understand it would. The brief for the project is at:
http://www.opiumgarden.org/pandemuerto/-17hp/viewtopic.php?t=60&sid=619772eb525e58a910492b6bca76af3f
* DramaSys - "Dramatic RPG System" is allready an online CC but I guess we
can dual licence it as soon as we provide the source modificable RTF for the
whole system, english version will be unavialable until we get a volunteer
translator. As Samuel Penn elaborated I think we can do this, but I'm still
a little confused.
I've talked with the other guys at Pandemuerto, and in the future we will do
our efforts to make everything we claim as free to be truly free.
Kind regards, gracefull bows,
Jacinto Quesnel
"Be realistic and demand the impossible"
PS= Please pardon me any problems with my english, as you probably have
noticed it's not my mother language and I often have some difficulties with
it.
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