Negative Space: compatible

Why do we need open source games?: If game rules cannot be copyrighted, and if compatible supplements require no permission, what is the point of an open content game book? Over the next three installments, I’ll look at how open content licenses can make for better gaming.

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Fundamental to the concept of the general-purpose digital computer was its adaptability to a wide variety of computing tasks. The instrument of that flexibility was the program, whereby the capabilities of the machine were marshaled and orchestrated to accomplish a specific purpose: the processing of a specific set of data to produce a new and more useful set. — Charles J. Bashe, Lyle R. Johnson, John H. Palmer, and Emerson W. Pugh (IBM’s Early Computers^•)

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