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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dimwhit" data-source="post: 1183833" data-attributes="member: 2576">Hmm, interesting thoughts here. How's this for a suggestion (and only a suggestion): So the forum will allow e-publishers to discuss...well, whatever they want. Layout, etc. No NDA. You can post a mock-up pdf and ask for comments and advice, you can discuss general rules, etc. If you want to have someone take a look at a file that contains details of your project, don't post the file. Just post a message asking who would be willing. Then it can be handled through email at that point. We could even go so far as to have a voluntary NDA list. For example, I would be more than happy to sign an NDA. If someone has a question or needs to show a file with info they don't want out there to anyone, they can ask for NDA's to look through it. Something like that. I can maintain a list in the stickie of who did an NDA and who didn't. It certainly wouldn't be required. Other than that, the forum stays a little more general with, I guess, a "gentelman's agreement" not to swipe layout ideas without permissions, or something to that effect. Honestly, I don't think that would be an issue here. We'll need to know, at the very least, which companies we all work for, so I don't think someone will risk hurting their reputation just to swipe someone else's fancy border or anything. And it would be very easy to boot someone from the forum at that point. So how does that sound? An optional NDA for those who want to help with more sensitive items (as I would be willing to do) and otherwise, we keep the forum a little more generic. Put filler text in your layouts, etc.</blockquote>

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