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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DLIMedia" data-source="post: 8703671" data-attributes="member: 6668167">The premise of most NDAs is the notion that, if you violate the NDA, whoever you tell may use that information to their own advantage and take revenue away from the company with the NDA. [ATTACH=full]255025[/ATTACH]You can argue loss of sales counts the same thing, but it depends on the wording of the NDA.Because of that, it's very hard to enforce. For example, me telling my wife would technically violate an NDA, but there's no financial risk in that act alone as she is not a competitor; they can't sue me for that. Now, if she goes and tells a competitor who in turn uses that information to further their competitive business... well... that's a whole other matter.NuTSR doesn't really have competition right now. There's no one rushing to take their business, mainly because they don't have a business to speak of. The only thing happening as a result of this leak is potential loss of sales, which is not something brought on by a competitor.</blockquote>