Jimmy Thick
Well-Known Member
Sorry, I don't believe any of this.
All Disney has to do is ask for the IP address of the "supposed" Disney person spilling trade secrets and trace it back to the poster. Then said poster would lose his job due from the fact I would think a confidentality agreement was signed at sometime if said poster was in a postion of proprietary information and could be sued as well for spilling such erudition to the masses.
Now, one has to wonder if this is the case, or just a bunch of bull, with so much at stake, why would someone take a chance?
All Disney has to do is ask for the IP address of the "supposed" Disney person spilling trade secrets and trace it back to the poster. Then said poster would lose his job due from the fact I would think a confidentality agreement was signed at sometime if said poster was in a postion of proprietary information and could be sued as well for spilling such erudition to the masses.
Now, one has to wonder if this is the case, or just a bunch of bull, with so much at stake, why would someone take a chance?