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Quote from: tickstock on September 18, 2013, 10:46

You can tell "representatives, agents, attorneys, accountants, auditors and advisors with a bona fide need to know, who shall first agree to keep the terms confidential."  I guess an accountant automatically has agreed to keep the terms confidential right?  I don't think you would need a NDA first.  Spouses, friends, and internet people apparently can't be told though under any circumstances.

I can't wait to see the reaction when I tell my wife "Sorry, dear, it's a contravention of my contractual terms to tell you how much I earn, now or ever again".

Or maybe I don't really want to see it......

If you can get her to do your taxes and sign an NDA then I think you might be okay.

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If they made a special deal and didn�t want these individuals to post their results than they can discuss this and put it in writing in their respective individual contracts.

It still doesn�t make any sense to limit information sharing for the whole community while the company itself posts all their earnings online every quarter.

To talk about sales and compare results is essential in making decisions and attracting the best artists.

Why is SS suddenly scared of their success being analysed by the community??

Only if the news is good, if it's bad I don't see how it will attract anyone.

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