First off, not a lawyer or super big into content creation. Although, I was thinking about streaming my next campaign online while also maybe making some review videos related to Pathfinder.
I saw the community use stuff, and it says as a non-commercial user I can only descriptively reference the things listed in the allowed usage list. So does this prevent me from using say, roll20, and extracting maps, images from a legally owned PDF or even a premade purchased roll20 marketplace AP and displaying the maps/images in a streamed live play?
Additionally, a particularly eyebrow raising line is to treat paizo products in a generally good light. So, an objectively bad product is released and requires a generally good review on YouTube according to community use rules?
Lastly, the adult content rule seems a bit vague. Several events of chapter 3 RoTRL comes to mind with incest and in general hills-have-eyes murder/torture hillbilly vibes. Of course many others, but if I can indeed stream at all, must I censor Paizos own adult content to comply?
