Would a TFT-based Zine need a license?

[FireHorse]

Addressing JLV…

Maintaining Quality Control, that's something I can understand.

I shall probably just restructure my idea into something wholly electronic, and do it through W23 with the forthcoming licensing arrangement. That may be the best format anyway (although I must confess to a nostalgic fondness for actual Paper).

But since either way it would need to get SJG's (and more specifically, Steve's) nod of approval, all I have to do is put together something really impressive and awesome to sell the idea, right? Talk, indeed, but also show.

So I'll get to work on that. :)

[JLV]

Originally Posted by FireHorse

Addressing JLV…

Maintaining Quality Control, that's something I can understand.

I shall probably just restructure my idea into something wholly electronic, and do it through W23 with the forthcoming licensing arrangement. That may be the best format anyway (although I must confess to a nostalgic fondness for actual Paper).

But since either way it would need to get SJG's (and more specifically, Steve's) nod of approval, all I have to do is put together something really impressive and awesome to sell the idea, right? Talk, indeed, but also show.

So I'll get to work on that. :)

I sincerely hope you do, and if you can figure it out, I'd LOVE to see a POD option so I CAN get them in paper too (I feel the same way about that you do). Maybe through LULU or even DriveThruRPG, but I'd suggest asking Steve about how that works since they started giving us a POD option for GURPS files in the last year! I sure don't want to discourage you from putting together a fanzine if Steve's okay with it, and you can definitely count on an instant buy (or subscription, if you offer it) from me!