if you read my post I was asking specifically asking for FANGS, because its pretty obvious to anyone with access to google, that its possible to change IP agreements
the question was not IF i could change IP agreements, the question was if FANGs TEND to BUDGE on requests to change IP agreements. they clearly have more negotiating power than some smaller or nontech company, with a lower level of access to talent. so say if someone were have negotiated an IP agreement with a startup, that would not shed light any data on what FANGs tend to do
the question was not about technical feasibility, the question was about probability.
I don't know if you can't read or if you get your rocks off talking down to people, but maybe you should read the post before offering an opinion?
and regarding "do you own thing if you don't want to work under the constraints of an employer": I don't care if you're particularly offended at the idea of someone not starving while working on a side project. your opinion about whether or not I should is irrelevant. I'm asking about feasibility. kindly shove your inner hall monitor monologuing where the sun don't shine
the question was not IF i could change IP agreements, the question was if FANGs TEND to BUDGE on requests to change IP agreements. they clearly have more negotiating power than some smaller or nontech company, with a lower level of access to talent. so say if someone were have negotiated an IP agreement with a startup, that would not shed light any data on what FANGs tend to do
the question was not about technical feasibility, the question was about probability.
I don't know if you can't read or if you get your rocks off talking down to people, but maybe you should read the post before offering an opinion?
and regarding "do you own thing if you don't want to work under the constraints of an employer": I don't care if you're particularly offended at the idea of someone not starving while working on a side project. your opinion about whether or not I should is irrelevant. I'm asking about feasibility. kindly shove your inner hall monitor monologuing where the sun don't shine