] The justices agreed that Bunner was free to post his own opinions
] on the Internet – but ruled neither he nor others could post
] protected secrets as protected free speech. The case is not fully
] resolved, however, because the Supreme Court also ordered the San
] Jose-based appeals court to analyze whether the code is still a
] protected trade secret given its widespread exposure.

When is not a secret a secret?

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