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Secret Sauce and Spoilers - WestIndianArchie - 12-31-2014
Ethical question?
It's obvious that you shouldn't spoil current movies or tv shows, i.e. the butler did it.
When the topic is non fiction, does the same thought process apply?
If you review a forex trading course, an internet marketing e-book, or something along those lines, should you talk about the "secret sauce"?
WIA
Secret Sauce and Spoilers - AntiTrace - 12-31-2014
yes.
movies and tv shows are for entertainment, the process of the plot evolving is what gives you the value.
courses, e-books, etc are for educational purposes, the realization of the knowledge is what gives you the value.
I'd much rather sit down with a guy and have him talk me through a forex trading course he just finished than spend the time doing the course myself.
Secret Sauce and Spoilers - Ensam - 12-31-2014
Absolutely ok.
The 'secret sauce' is very rarely secret and if it's any good usually already pretty well known. A good book or course will help you gain a deeper understanding or working knowledge of the concept. If a summarization in a few paragraphs conveys the same information then it's not a very good product.
Secret Sauce and Spoilers - Quintus Curtius - 12-31-2014
Sure. I think the difference is that the "secret sauce" is the primary purpose of the book. Readers are going to want to know what sort of enchilada that they're buying.