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Amorkuz wrote: To summarise, things sold at conventions and through direct mailing are not "commercial releases".

That's all fine and dandy but overlooks the fact that as I wrote a whole post to point out, nothing in T:VS or T:OFF REL demands that the release be a commercial one; it's the license that has to be commercial. Relevant policy quotes are in said post. But common sense should make this obvious: online minisodes, or Free Comic Book Day issues, are released for free, but are obviously valid, because they're officially released and commercially licensed. The Wylder short stories are the same.