fanboys will troll me f this but games are a different software that requires a different paradigm of development to office/multimedia/internet/… programs. they r creative assets and really free software in all its years has not proved itself strong in this area.

-b
http://minosafilms.wordpress.com/

I would like to make some suggestions regarding this.

Please give more notice of meetings like this.

if I was to attend a meeting such as this, I would really need a minimum of 3 months notice, so as to ensure I can rearrange my schedule in advance, organise a hotel local to the event and prepare my questions in advance.

I do hope you make the results of this conference available online in a downloadable PDF. All the isues discussed, not just a copy of a presentation would help. In depth questions and legal answers are desperately needed for people in this area.

A lot of people who use Blender are interested in game development and are coming from a financial situation were even basic legal advice could be horrendeously expensive for them.

Some well tested legal tips, would go a long way to ensuring that Blender users who do proceed to full game development and eventually commercial deployment, can avoid some of the most basic legal pitfalls and find the appropiate legal advice.

At present I am seriously considering putting together a game in Blender and will have to take a long hard look at the licensing and other areas, if I do so.

If ever an event such as this is held in Copenhagen, Malmo, Stockholm, Hamburg when I am free from work, I would like to attend, if given enough notice.