content: Yes.  https://archive.is/d4NPt Also interestingly if you check the source of the live page, this is commented it out (possibly as a joke idk)  <!--<h3>Share Trade Secrets</h3>    <p>Trade secrets protect a company's proprietary knowledge from being used by other companies. However, trade secrets are <em>secret</em>. By putting them on a website, they are clearly no longer secrets.</p>    <p>This hasn't phased the DVD CCA, however. They claim that how to read DVDs is their trade secret, and are trying to use trade secret law to prevent people from publishing the information on their website.</p>    <p>A related issues is privacy: I'm tempted to agree that embarassing photos of and facts about people shouldn't be released without their permission, but doesn't this prevent me from putting such information on my site? One argument is that a person's right to privacy is more important than my right to free speech.</p>-->   https://archive.is/aVwHR