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Originally Posted by Mike Haven
Perhaps "incomprehensible" is too strong a word?
If it's not clear to someone who has signed an NDA what they can or cannot say, and they have to rely on further advice after the fact - doesn't that mean the NDA was not clear enough, by definition? And if the content wasn't clear to a reasonable man, it probably wouldn't hold up too well in court, if it came to that?
I'm not suggesting you put yourself at risk if you're genuinely uncomfortable with posting some facts and figures which you now suspect might come under the terms of the NDA but that you included in your draft trip report because you didn't at the time of writing, but surely it must be obvious that, say, 95% of your report is fine to release without the need of further advice? Unless the NDA includes a clause that all future comment about the meetings has to be reviewed prior to its publication?
posting "facts and figures" previously unknown to the public at large would without question constitute a violation if I had no approval for it. I also know that I can't share Stars' position on issues unless they okay it.
I wrote about stuff like Stars/Amaya relationship, new software features in development we brainstormed on, and opinions by individual employees that differ from official company policy that were brought up in conversations (anonymously obv). That's prob the controversial stuff, might be something about the rake discussions as well.
I think it's smart to at least ask if I can share some of this stuff rather than just relate my own general impressions on the discussions. Even if all of the above needs to be cut I'm still happy I tried to give as intimate an account as possible.
Be that as it may, having to wait for two weeks for the edited portions to be listed is beginning to feel insulting.
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Originally Posted by Monteroy
I think he would be nuts to publish his report, as all it is is a fairly massive anti-freeroll for him. Odds are nothing would happen, but what benefit is it for him as well, especially with the bulk of the issues people want to know about not being in it.
As to the people trying to tie this into a bigger, darker overall belief structure - usually situations like this are much simpler than that. Odds are that Pokerstars Steve is no longer with the company, or has been ill, or something along those lines and nobody took over this bit of virtual paperwork from his desk. That happens in large companies all the time, and I doubt the contents of this report are anything that is being intentionally squashed.
Will be interesting to see the reaction (and how 2+2 handles the situation) if these types of meetings get proposed again in the future.
The bolded are all viable options. I'll send a new email tomorrow, and not just to Steve this time.
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Originally Posted by VP$IP
I suspect that Stars just went from a relatively pleasant environment to a paranoid, somewhat dysfunctional environment.
It may be that no one wants to stick their neck out to release even a slightly unflattering trip report. They would have a lot to lose and nothing to gain.
Meh, I very much doubt they're worried about their perception being damaged by the report. And me posting my personal opinions on the company without divulging anything confidential has nothing to with the NDA, lol.