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Just wait, Marines 2.0 will drop, then CSM will start crying again. Then 10th will drop, and none of this will matter.

Hecaton wrote:

 G00fySmiley wrote:

Hecaton wrote:

 G00fySmiley wrote:
NDA prevent answers to that question, conversation on why some factions are weak is outside that context so can mention some details (above) as its not revealing anything specifically to points or rules, but naming the name of the other party def in the NDA

How long does this NDA last? NDAs must be limited in both time and scope.

may depend on the country you are in but many NDAs also say you cannot discuss the details of an NDA beyond saying "i cannot answer that due to an NDA". but in the US ti can say as an ingeneral it is indeed legal to have an indefinite NDA.

It's incredibly rare to have indefinite NDAs; anything longer than ten years is unlikely to be enforced, and discussing the terms of the NDA is not going to be covered by terms of that.

Wrong. As a former TS-SCI clearance holder, I know there are things I am not allowed to discuss for the next 100+ years, or until such time as the Government "declassifies them". That is essentially an NDA. An Oath under penalty to remain silent on all things. Also, our former president had multiple indefinite NDAs for each of his mistresses, his high school, his teachers in college, and his doctors. They were all "until you are released from this NDA".

3D printer here, and watching "creators" of Mk1 era Space Marines get taken down by GW over their "infringement" shows just how long GW is willing to push an IP fight. Like, it's a FREE STL on a badly scanned metallic Thunder Warrior mini from the 80s. So 40 years.

And don't tell me I can't conflate Clearance with an NDA. We are literally forced to sign documents that state we would not divulge anything from a secure source, to non-secure sources. That is part of being granted a clearance. Signing a sworn oath form of NDA.

As a matter of fact, my unit was forced to sign SF312s prior to deployment or be slapped with "Non-deployable status". Our military careers were dangled over a forced statement that we would not talk about what happened. All that went out the window with this guy though...gave a full interview to a major American tabloid.

https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a4753/michael-hensley-0708/