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Managed to get access to Marvel Rivals' alpha? Make sure you don't criticise it, as that contract you signed doesn't let you (web.archive.org)
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[-] BCsven@lemmy.ca 2 points 5 months ago

Sometimes Alpha has functions/features not being disclosed to public to keep some sort of advantage over another competitior release, and so an NDA is normal practise. I just had one in march for a software that has been around 40 years, i can't discuss or disclose any of its features until june. personally I would think telling customers the new stuff coming is a great selling feature, but there is industrial espionage so everytging is hush hush till release day

[-] RealFknNito@lemmy.world 2 points 5 months ago

An NDA is fine, a clause to restrict "disparaging remarks" is not. If you can't say anything there's no need for such a clause.

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