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Kavir wrote:
In the case of Dragonball, for instance, there is no public license available either. A public license isn't available in absentia of a statement by the IP owner. A public license is available only after a positive granting of rights by the IP owner. I was wrong about the Robert Jordan issue, obviously, but that really has nothing to do with the principle at stake here. In that case, I simply wasn't aware that he had opened his IP to MUDs.
I'm not sure I follow you. I am talking about the entity using the IP: the person/company using the IP in their MUD. I prefer to take the stance that anyone with legitimate permission to use IP will have zero problem trivially demonstrating it.
--matt
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