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NDAs just get in the way man, I want to be able to just leak all sorts of company secrets without any nagging from HR.
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this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2023
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There's a non-zero chance that NDAs could use to shield bad people and/or bad companies from criticism, but often they're just used to stop spreading info to competitors, stop spoiling stuff, etc. Not crediting someone is usually scumbaggery, but in case of VTubers, they usually get doxxed within a week, especially big names and those that used to be big previously.
An even bigger issue IMHO are NCAs.
NCAs are "slavery but with more steps" territory. You can't quit because we own your degree now.
I had a company give me an NDA that essentially said I couldn't work anywhere on the east coast after I quit because the had clients all over and there was a radius around each where I wasn't allowed to work (I was young and desperate for a job so I didn't pay enough attention to what I had signed). After I got a new job the old place came knocking. The new company's lawyer laughed the old company out of the room when they presented it.
We need more doctrine based on argumentum ad fuuuck offff.