How many people would volunteer for re-writing the manual?

[Gandalf Parker]

If you mean editing the manual, as in updating the PDF file version, that would be a bit of a problem I think.

But if someone wanted to rewrite the manual or write an addendum, they can. Make it a PDF and make it available for download. They can even upload it to a PoD site (print on demand) so that people can buy it in a book form. It costs nothing to do, just uploading the pdf. They can even mark up the price a dollar or two so they get something for their labor on every one that sells.

You could even have a CBM version which might go over well.

[earwicker7]

Originally Posted by Gandalf Parker

If you mean editing the manual, as in updating the PDF file version, that would be a bit of a problem I think.

But if someone wanted to rewrite the manual or write an addendum, they can. Make it a PDF and make it available for download. They can even upload it to a PoD site (print on demand) so that people can buy it in a book form. It costs nothing to do, just uploading the pdf. They can even mark up the price a dollar or two so they get something for their labor on every one that sells.

You could even have a CBM version which might go over well.

So how much of the original could be used without infringement? Could the basic outline (for example, Missile Combat comes before Special Damage and after Melee Combat) be used and just reworded?