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I don't know why the author is so hung up on NDAs. If my housekeeper was posting pictures of my house on social media while cleaning I'd be pretty pissed off ab
by paxys 3y ago
I don't know why the author is so hung up on NDAs. If my housekeeper was posting pictures of my house on social media while cleaning I'd be pretty pissed off about it. And if I asked them not to do it it wouldn't make the work "top secret". Agreements to keep the job confidential is standard when dealing with any public figure due to the public and media attention it brings, and this very journalist is a prime example of that.
- mdanger007 3y agoKinda fits in with the remote, underground theme of the property, no?
- KennyBlanken 3y agoThere's a difference between "taking pictures of my lived-in house and putting them on social media" and "you cannot discuss anything, at all, with anyone, about this construction project." The author quotes someone in construction who is familiar with high end work who says it's extremely unusual to force everyone to sign NDAs. Couple that with the scale of the project? 1,400 acres is two square miles. That's a quarter of the size of the largest town on the island.