NDA and Wiki

[Tsunami]

I know the NDA stuff, but what about the Wiki. That's community driven, so I don't see how they'll be able to regulate that.

[Hamma]

People should not post what they have learned from beta on the Wiki. If we do find out that is happening we will likely remove it.

Once the NDA is lifted it will be a free for all :)

[SnipeGrzywa]

And the amount of vids/posts/wiki updates will crash ze inernetz

[Roidster]

can we at least rejoice when we get that golden ticket to beta

[Crator]

And the amount of vids/posts/wiki updates will crash ze inernetz

LOL, good point. We should start a 'Save ze inernetz - Don't post about PS2 Beta!' campaign...

[Russ]

I can not say if we are allowed to do that or not. Im under NDA. :p


Its non disclosure for a reason.

[Bravix]

They can't regulate the wiki, that is true. But if you signed a NDA, they can regulate what you say ;p

[ChipMHazard]

You probably don't want the wiki site to become a place to post confidential information, I doubt SOE would appreciate that... If you catch my drift.

[DarkChiron]

can we at least rejoice when we get that golden ticket to beta

My advice?

It wouldn't be in your best interest, most likely. I wouldn't risk it.

[Katalliaan]

Just remember that most wikis have IP logging. While it's usually used for dealing with spam, there's nothing stopping PSU from giving the IPs of those leaking NDA'd info to SOE.

[SixShooter]

The first rule of beta is, you do not talk about beta!
The second rule of beta is, you do not talk about beta!
So on and so forth....;)

[kaffis]

can we at least rejoice when we get that golden ticket to beta
Of course you can, and should! If you want that ticket to mean ongoing beta access, though, you should do so in private.

[Ertwin]

Not to mention updating the wiki while in beta would be kind of pointless since there will be tons of changes happening rendering most updates obsolete.