>Not related to your employer’s line of work. Um, wait. What’s the definition of related? If my employer is Google, they do everything. They made a goddamn HOT

>Not related to your employer’s line of work. Um, wait. What’s the definition of related? If my employer is Google, they do everything. They made a goddamn HOT AIR BALLOON with an internet router in it once. Are hot air balloons related? Obviously search engines, mail, web apps, and advertising are related to Google’s line of work. Hmmm. That seems... incorrect to me somehow. It matters less what Google does than what I do for Google and the information I have access to. If I'm writing algorithms to detect spam in email, and I don't have access to any IP on Google balloons or interface with the balloon group, Google shouldn't be able to claim any ownership of my balloon idea.