In the original announcement of tests, I do not remember an NDA being mentioned. Why should it be? These are tests, not engineering drawings of the reactors insides.parallel wrote:tomclarke,You seem to have the same problem as Skipjack. Smith has never seen the NDA as he has never officially contacted DGT. So how can he have a problem with it? He has no idea what might be in it.No - we do not know this. We have no information from a truly independent 3rd party who has seen the NDA (except maybe DS, if he does).
DGT have already stated the test protocol and results may/will be published.
There is a balance to be struck between getting sucked into a test process which adds validation to a scam, and being reasonably flexible.
For Smith, any NDA no doubt tips the balance. I can't say I blame him though I might myself wish to see the NDA contents first.
DFK saying rsults will be published after is not satisfactory. Who decides when this is, or what results? Are the participants allowed to publish details of the tets protocol? If not the tests are worthless. If so, what is the NDA supposed to protect?