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I'm completely unsure why that is worth special mention? (disclosure: I don't consider what I do to be work)

• rch 9y ago
  That's the only helpful use of the disclosure line I've seen in a few years .. thanks.
  • unshift 9y ago
    many employers request that employees provide a disclosure when discussing their products on social media
    • TheIronYuppie 9y ago
      We don't, but generally do it out of an abundance of caution. (disclosure: I work with the above two)
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    • morgo 9y ago
      I think it's a pretty good policy. Fake reviews/astroturfing comments can hurt a brand quite severely. The riskiest situation of course is talking about a competitor's product (which we kind of are here). It doesn't have to sound like a legal disclaimer, but its nice to identify your relationship to the product may have (even subconscious) bias.
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• boulos 9y ago
  The AWS announcement left the licensed things as hourly granularity. Disclosure: I helped write this blogpost ;). (And I consider what Danny does to be work)