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Need a plain-English NDA for your startup? Just $3 for the one we put together.

• s_baar 19y ago
  Spam. And not the good type either. Edit: Solved, title now accurate.
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  • benhoyt 19y ago
    Does it really look like spam? Why? Several "startup types" have already found it useful, and at $3, you can hardly lose. To get a lawyer to write you something similar might cost you $300. I posted it because I honestly thought it might be of interest, and useful, to startup founders.
    • s_baar 19y ago
      It wouldn't be spam if it was properly advertised. A title that said "Plain English legal NDA for just $3" would have been fine. However, when an article is linked to, unless noted otherwise in the title, I expect to see content.
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      • benhoyt 19y ago
        Fair enough -- I've changed it to make that clear. No hard feelings :-), but perhaps a bit harsh to bam it as spam?
        • s_baar 19y ago
          Probably, but I couldn't think of a succinct way to say so when commenting.
    • alaskamiller 19y ago
      I see. Even at $3 I think you're getting ripped off. http://www.bitlaw.com/forms/nda.html http://www.bitlaw.com/forms/nda.html http://www.how-to.com/Operations/legal-form-nda.htm http://www.how-to.com/Operations/legal-form-nda.htm http://articles.chooselaw.com/business/view/Free-Non-Disclosure-Form-nda-Form.138.html http://articles.chooselaw.com/business/view/Free-Non-Disclos...
• dcurtis 19y ago
  If you are in a position where you need to sue someone for breaking confidentiality, having a three dollar document backing you up is probably not a good idea... legalese is legalese for a reason-- because it's concise and reduces possible alternate interpretations.
• pistoriusp 19y ago
  I don't know about you guys but I'm always reluctant to sign a NDA. I usually flat out refuse, and most people don't seem to mind if I don't.