Re: Opening Up the Delphi Field Test

Nick Hodges (CodeGear) wrote:

I'll note once again, for those folks wondering, that the NDA
unequivocally, undoubtedly, and absolutely does not restrict, in any
way, one's ability to criticize released products. It's actually
explicit about that very thing.


Nick,

Perhaps the best way to clear up any misconceptions about the nature of the NDA is for you to post it publicly for any and all to review at their convenience. This way anyybody could see *exactly* what they would have to agree to before entering the field test, rather than (mis)interpreting the layman's summary you posted on your blog.

Dennis Cote
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