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OneNDA – We've Standardised the NDA
- lsb 5y agoThe url is OneNDA and the title typed here is OneDNA, perhaps this bodes poorly for how memorable/repeatable the name is.
- fuzzybear3965 5y ago
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- egamirorrim 5y agoThis is great
- encryptluks2 5y agoBefore you know it you'll have to sign 3 legal contracts before an offer and 10 more after, then when you quit cause you found a better job they'll sue you saying you aren't allowed to work anywhere else.
- exabrial 5y agoAdvice from an old farmer: Avoid signing anything. I just started saying, "If you are in need of my services, and require me to sign an NDA, you must cover the legal fees necessary for my choice of lawyer to review it."
- isoos 5y agoThis sounds great on the first glance, I wonder: how is it taken in practice? I guess it is slightly better than clear refusal...
- ISL 5y agoI've had some success with, "Okay, well what can we talk about without the NDA?" NDAs are hard; there are good reasons for them, but they are too-easily proffered and too-often signed. Where possible, they are far more humane if they have a reasonable end-date. At the end of the day, these agreements (and non-competes/non-poaching clauses), among well-intentioned people, can boil down to the spirit of Stuart Freedman's request [1] that Gerry Garvey memorialize an oath: "I swear that I will not screw you unnecessarily." These agreements, however, are a bulwark against the ill-intentioned and malevolent. [1] https://youtu.be/sFWi4tvQcCY?t=892 https://youtu.be/sFWi4tvQcCY?t=892
- exabrial 5y agoThat's the exact spirit. "What are you willing to discuss without the NDA?" is one I'll stick in the toolbox.
- Etheryte 5y agoDepending on where you're from, being aware of your local intellectual property laws and the like should not take too much effort in my opinion. Whenever I receive an offer/a contract/etc I take a lot of red pen to it and send it back with my comments. Most companies have no problem with this, the ones that do are good to avoid anyway.
- octoberfranklin 5y ago> I take a lot of red pen to it and send it back with my comments. Yeah so Docusign put a stop to that.
- JoeAltmaier 5y agoThe US mail still operates. So no, nothing stopped.
- noodlesUK 5y agoTypo in the headline: s/DNA/NDA/ You might still be within the edit window, I don’t remember how long it is
- fuzzybear3965 5y ago
- winstongator 5y agoI came here for the genetics.
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- dang 5y agoBelatedly fixed. Thanks!
- alkonaut 5y agoTitle probably meant to say OneNDA…
- fuzzybear3965 5y ago
- fuzzybear3965 5y agoTitle? Probably should be "OneNDA - We've Standardised the NDA"
- ISL 5y agoI spent quite a while looking for a link from which to git-clone and never found one. It is advertised as We’ve created a crowd-sourced, open-source standard NDA that companies can adopt as their own. The desire to trademark the name makes sense, so that "oneNDA" can mean something, but to reap the true benefit of the crowd, CC-BY-SA would be a much better fit than the present CC-BY-ND, no?
- riedel 5y agoIs it their business model that they charge for derivatives? I find it weird that there is no bigger adoption of open source in legal documents. I find 'pull requests' on our contracts always interesting.
- thebestmoshe 5y agoWhy do I need to put in my email address to even view the contents of the NDA?
- jopsen 5y agoMaybe they put it behind an NDA.. I clicked around and couldn't see the actual text either...
- nivertech 5y agoSEVERANCE AGREEMENT =================== "THIS SEVERANCE AGREEMENT (the "Agreement”) is entered into on this _______, 2022 by and between __[YOUR LEGAL NAME]__, government ID __________, address _____________ (the “Receiving Party”), and _________ Inc having its registered office at ________________________ (the “Disclosing Party”). I have of my own free accord elected to undergo the procedure known as Severance. I give consent to severe my memories between my work life and my personal life. I acknowledge that once the procedure is complete, I'll be unable to access my personal memories whilst at the severed floor. Nor will I retain work memories when I return home at the end of the day. I make these statements freely. Signature: _________________ Date: _________________ -- [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEQP4VVuyrY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEQP4VVuyrY
- cowpig 5y agoI find it odd that a project to "standardize the NDA" doesn't let me view the template anywhere on the website directly, without giving them personal information
- capableweb 5y agoYou can see it for free, but you're gonna have to sign their NDA before.
- pinum 5y agoIn cases like this, my company name is asfsafasfsa and my email is sadasfsa@safsafsa.com.
- Doctor_Fegg 5y agoexample.com is your friend!
- 1xdevnet 5y agoI prefer iagree@reallymymail.com, much more convincing - Mailinator alias domain, for those cases where you get "Thanks! We've sent the details to your email." If they block the submission for it, I know that we can't ever do business.
- nvr219 5y agoHere, I made a copy for you: https://user.fm/files/v2-28eddef8c964c504b98953e60ee6829f/oneNDA%2Bv1%2Bform.pdf https://user.fm/files/v2-28eddef8c964c504b98953e60ee6829f/on...
- EGreg 5y agoMaybe someone wants to fix the title to say NDA instead of DNA? hehe
- pclmulqdq 5y agoI thought NDAs were already pretty much standardized. If I need one, my lawyer has one made for all 50 states that is just a fill-in-the-blanks document.
- jpalomaki 5y agoIt's the same thing with all the lawyers - and that's the problem. Each NDA you get is a bit different and takes some effort to check.
- leptoniscool 5y agoNit: OneNDA, not OneDNA
- wdb 5y agoMost ridiculous thing is needing to sign a confidentiality agreement to visit the office to do a job interview
- JoeAltmaier 5y agoI wonder how it even works? A contract, to be binding, must have 'value received' as I understand it. What value does the corporation offer? Am I being paid to interview? No? Then there is no contract.
- grogers 5y agoAren't most reciprocal? So they can't disclose info about you that you reveal, just like you can't disclose info they reveal. As a non-lawyer lay person that seems like it would be enough.