> Are you paying for beta testing? If so, then true. It's acceptable to > have an NDA. But your post came off as someone who wants to have the > community help beta test for free. In that case, IMHO, it should be > open source and therefore, open to people to talk about. > > Then again, that's just my personal opinion.
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