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You should absolutely read the Waypoint NDA. There is no substitute for reading legal terms. But once you have read Waypoint, there is no reason to read the sa
by kemitchell 6y ago
You should absolutely read the Waypoint NDA. There is no substitute for reading legal terms.
But once you have read Waypoint, there is no reason to read the same terms, or functionally the same terms, every time you want to do the same deal. That is the waste Waypoint avoids.
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- Bjartr 6y ago> functionally the same terms I think his point was that the only way to properly come to a conclusion around "functional sameness" is reading it again.