Allowed Discussions between NDA members
Allowed Discussions between NDA members
- Subject: Allowed Discussions between NDA members
- From: Steve Sheets <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2007 04:07:44 -0500
I have heard conflicting information regarding this, and would like
to hear a more definite answer.
At WWDC & at the recent Leopard Tech Talk, we were told that Apple
developers who were under NDA with Apple in regards to new technology
(ie. Leopard's new APIs) were allowed to talk with each other
privately regarding these APIs. This allowed us to chat with each
other at those events, and to compare notes and code. Of course, this
had to be private conversations, and only with those who have signed
NDAs with Apple. Non-developers (ie. the public) could not be in on
these discussions.
Others have told me that this is incorrect, and that Apple's NDA
restrict all conversation between developers about announced APIs. A
software company can only talk directly with Apple regarding
programming Leopard (ie. discussion between any developers, even
those who are at Apple events and under NDA, is not allowed).
Which is it?
The Cocoa Dev list is a public forum, and we would never discuss
unannounced APIs here, but I thought this would be a good location to
ask this question of Apple.
Thank you,
Steve Sheets
Midnight Mage Software
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