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I would like someone on this forum who is familiar with law on the internet (international) to please PM me. I have an idea, but need to know what walls I should put up beforehand.
Thanks.
Thanks.
You're going to have to be more specific.Arctic Fox said:I would like someone on this forum who is familiar with law on the internet (international) to please PM me. I have an idea, but need to know what walls I should put up beforehand.
Thanks.
A forum isn't the place to go. I am familiar with a lot of international and e-commerce "laws", but not in a position to give legal advice. If you need true confidentiality you are going to have to consult (and retain) a real attorney. You can inquire about legal specialties through the American Bar Asssociation, or a local Bar. If you are not in the US, search on something similar in your country. I would NOT accept legal advice from someone unknown over the internet, even if they got to you through this forum. PF cannot validate every member.Arctic Fox said:Sorry, I can't out in the open.
I'd go the the Law Forums, but you guys are the only ones I trust. My problem does concern Physics, of sorts.
If it's still that Doomsday Device, don't worry about privacy. Once you demonstrate it, nobody will steal your design.Arctic Fox said:Sorry, I can't out in the open.
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