> The NDAs I agreed to to prevented me from distributing > information on the topic. In my version of the world, > sending a book full of NDA information to a print shop (AKA > third party vendor) is a distribution of the information, and > would be a violation. Of course, this is just one example. > I'm sure that other companies / technologies have different > NDA / beta requirements.
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