Hi, I find your situation intriguing. I am sure that you can use some sort of license that will prevent others from using your code in a commercial product, ye

Hi, I find your situation intriguing. I am sure that you can use some sort of license that will prevent others from using your code in a commercial product, yet still allow you to share your algorithms and code with other curious coders. However, in doing this, you'll have to protect your code from the unscrupulous by investigating all other commercial competitors projects, and if you find someone "stealing" your code, you'll have to employ a lawyer. Both are expensive propositions. So basically what I understand is that you don't release your code because you don't have the resources to protect it from thieves. Thus my question: if my assumption is true in that you are reluctant to share code because you lack to resources to protect it from thieves, would you be willing to share your code if someone explicitly asked you and signed the equivalent of an NDA?