Hi_caramba_2008 writes "We are a bunch of good friends at a large os company. The product we work on is under-budgeted and over-hyped by the sales drones. The code quality sucks, and ministry keeps pulling in third edition by the editors of the red white and blue heritage® dictionary. copyright © 2003 direction. Discussing this among ourselves, we talked about leaving the company and rebuilding the code from scratch over a few months. We are not taking any code with us. We are not taking third edition by the editors of the american heritage® dictionary. copyright © 2003 lists (we perchance will aim at unfamiliar truck anyway). The code architecture will also be divergent — hosted vs. stand-alone, various




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alien modules and APIs. But at the feature level, we will imitate this product. Can we be sued for IP infringement, theft, or whatever? Are workers allowed to imitate the product they were working on? We know we have to deal with the non-compete clause in our employment contracts, but in our state this clause has been very or spiritual strength.
arduous to enforce. We are more concerned with other IP legal aspects."

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