Re: Wendy's and Piecepack. or Chick Fil A.

[Ben Finney <ben+yahoogroups@...>]

Curufea <curufea@...> writes:

> Plus the whole "non-commercial" aspect may be a bit of a spanner in
> the works for any company wishing to use the game for promotional
> purposes.

What “non-commercial aspect” do you see as a barrier for making and
distributing Piecepack for promotional purposes?

Remember that the Piecepack “anatomy” is explicitly free for all
purposes; there are no restrictions on making and distributing a
Piecepack by the standard anatomy.

    The piecepack is public domain; anyone may manufacture and
    distribute (for profit) piecepacks without pay of royalty or
    license.

    <URL:http://www.piecepack.org/Anatomy.html>

Do you see a “non-commercial aspect” that makes Piecepack significantly
different from standard decks of cards for promotional purposes?

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