别被威世智转移注意力！我们要继续关注撤销OGL 1.0a这件事！

Wizards is in damage control mode, releasing carefully worded statements, probably crafted by PR experts. They're saying they're listening to our concerns about the new license and want feedback before moving forward. But here's the core issue: they're trying to unilaterally revoke OGL 1.0a, a license supposedly meant to be irrevocable and which the community has treated as such for over 20 years. This is the real problem – a kind of "cultural vandalism." It's like catching a burglar. You don't negotiate; you don't make deals where you let them steal *some* of your stuff. That's what Hasbro's doing: trying to take control of a creative space they didn't previously own. Any discussion about the details of the new OGL is just haggling over how much they get to steal. Some say it's a done deal and Wizards won't back down. They might be right. OGL 1.0a helps their competitors, especially in the digital space where Wizards wants to build their own ecosystem. Getting rid of it is likely key to their plans, and maybe only a lawsuit can change their minds. Corporations expect community outrage, and the community's well-being comes second to profits. Hasbro's stock is down, and they're relying heavily on Wizards, which makes up 70% of their profit. Remember the "undermonetized" comment? It's true; D&D makes relatively little compared to similar brands. To them, there's untapped potential. Selling books to a fraction of the community isn't big business. But a subscription-based digital platform where everyone constantly spends money? That's what works in video games! So, these moves are sensible corporate policy: take back control of your brand and restructure it for more profit. OGL 1.0a is an obstacle they'll fight to remove, not because they're dumb or evil, but because it's the profitable thing to do. Why keep fighting then? Not to make them stop, but to make them *pay* for it. Revoking OGL 1.0a is theft, if not legally, then in spirit. We shouldn't let them get away with it. If they steal D&D, we should steal it back. Like Kleenex, we make it generic. Stop engaging with official products and flood social media with non-Wizards TTRPG content. Provide tools for players to continue their 5e games without paying Hasbro, or to switch to other systems. Support the new systems coming from Kobold Press, MCDM, and other independent creators filling the void left by Hasbro's greed. We all love D&D. But like any TTRPG, *we*, the players, make it magical, not the rule writers. If Hasbro tries to screw us over for profit, let them try. We own this game, and we won't let them have it. To be clear: Hasbro isn't being cartoonishly evil. They're corporate professionals making calculated moves to maximize shareholder value. Is what they're doing with 1.0a evil? Yeah, it's a massive dick move. So, fuck them.