The Dangers of Moonlighting
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The Dangers of Moonlighting
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Re: The Dangers of Moonlighting
#2That's scary. BTW, I wish I could try his site without signing up...
Re: The Dangers of Moonlighting
#3Hmm, then I go to sign up and it thinks aaaa+aaaa@gmail.com isn't a valid email address.
Re: The Dangers of Moonlighting
#4That's scary. BTW, I wish I could try his site without signing up...
which site are you referring to?
1) found/read
2) promoterforce
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#5Re: The Dangers of Moonlighting
#6"About five months on, during which time I had spent no more than 1 to 2 hours per week working on PromoterForbce while at my day job" probably not the wisest thing to publicly admit to if your in the midst of a legal battle over who owns your IP
Re: The Dangers of Moonlighting
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
which site are you referring to? 1) found/read 2) promoterforce
the promoterforce
not to worry, we have not yet launched the beta so by signing up you get an invite when we open it up, which is still about 1-2 months away.
I think the text is a bit mis-leading and will change it right away, but alas, when the beta opens you will still have to sign up to use it.
Re: The Dangers of Moonlighting
#8"About five months on, during which time I had spent no more than 1 to 2 hours per week working on PromoterForbce while at my day job" probably not the wisest thing to publicly admit to if your in the midst of a legal battle over who owns your IP
better to be honest, especially these days with all the monitoring and tracking of web usage on corporate networks.
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#9"About five months on, during which time I had spent no more than 1 to 2 hours per week working on PromoterForbce while at my day job" probably not the wisest thing to publicly admit to if your in the midst of a legal battle over who owns your IP
better to be honest, especially these days with all the monitoring and tracking of web usage on corporate networks.
famous last words.