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They also specified "PDF gratis," which means they want it for free. So the challenge is to ensure that providing such a guide doesn't infringe on copyright. I should check if there are any out-of-copyright versions or if the game is under a Creative Commons license that allows free distribution. Since I know that the original "Terror in the Net" is from the 90s, it's probably under a traditional copyright. Need to make sure the response is clear,
Wait, there's a classic cyberpunk RPG called "Terror in the Net" from the early 90s by West End Games. The original was in English, so perhaps the Spanish translation is "Terror en la Red." The user wants a development guide, meaning they might be looking for a guide to create content for this game, like homebrew supplements or scenarios. So the challenge is to ensure that providing
Therefore, I need to advise the user not to seek pirated copies of the guide. Instead, recommend legal avenues: purchasing the original through official retailers, checking for an OGL (Open Game License) version if available, or seeking public domain resources. Additionally, maybe suggest online communities or forums where they can find user-created content that's freely shared with permission.
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