First and foremost, NWG has no exposure to the OGL of any sort. We do not use a single line of anyone's product identity or material anywhere. 

Even in the case of Renegade Scout it is rewritten from the ground up with all stats and terms renamed. Now, it is of course possible to earn a C&D for basically existing on the internet, in which case I'd have to play it safe, take it down and rework it. The conversion guidelines was removed from the 2e book to help insulate it a little bit more, out of worry. RS represents a tiny sliver of my income however so even this would not be a major problem.

I think some of the panic that is happening across forums and social media is probably going to turn out to be unwarranted, however:

*There are many forms of open license and this is a good time to evaluate carefully what license will benefit your game the most (and IF you want an open license at all).

*Tying your livelihood to IP you do not own always means that you live at the mercy of the rights holder. 

As far as what is right and wrong, I leave that to people who earn their living from making proclamations about such. I am going to see what lawyers say once the actual license is available.