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"The right to free speech means the government can't arrest you for what you say." It doesn't mean anyone else has to tolerate what you say. It doesn't mean a
by delinka 12y ago
"The right to free speech means the government can't arrest you for what you say."
It doesn't mean anyone else has to tolerate what you say. It doesn't mean a contract between private parties (i.e. not a contract with a gov't entity) can't dictate the things you may or may not discuss about the parties or the agreement itself.
In other words: "free speech" has nothing to do with anything except whether the government can arrest you for running your yap. Which further means a corporate software development license agreement can stipulate anything it wants.
And you are free not to accept that agreement and not partake of the benefits the agreement bestows.