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Recent comments from all weblog entries on this site. You also can view recently deleted comments. Having looked at the judgement (thanks), I don't know what royalty rate they were on, but apart from that, they had a much better contract than a book publisher would have offered them. So it's sad that things went wrong between them, but Bizar was doing the right thing for authors in the 1970s... So it's not about having the RIGHTS to publish, it's about doing it until the lawsuits start flying -- and also act like you still have the rights, even when you don't. Where's a superhero when you need one? So if I understand this...they only EVER had the rights to publish the game itself?? Not any of the modules, ever?? wow...that could be a real issue! Allen Congratulations to Jeff and Jack! JUSTICE HAS PREVAILED!! May they create and craft even better things! peace p.s. Thank you for being so diligent on this and sharing the court decision as well. VERY enlightening! You may find this article article of interest: It says in part: "CNN Vatican expert" John Allen "described the name selection as "the most stunning" choice and "precedent shattering." "There are cornerstone figures in Catholicism," such as St. Francis, Allen said. Figures of such stature as St. Francis of Assisi seem "irrepeatable -- that there can be only one Francis," he added.
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Yea! Someone is going to make literally 100s of dollars.