Leopard: Apple's Employees Should not Talk About It

According to Think Secret, Apple has fired 5 employees who had openly admitted with collaborators to have downloaded Leopard from P2P networks.
One might consider it a bit extreme from Apple executive side, but one could also consider it a bit stupid to openly vaunt himself to have illegally acquired a NDA-protected software developed by the company we are working in.
One might consider that Apple has taken the opportunity to show its new policies in fighting against employees who might be the sources of information or rumors for Mac rumors dedicated website.
To avoid putting Apple's employees into trouble with their hierarchy, is one of the main reason why we have stopped publishing rumors (especially because most of our published rumors were true; leading to actions from AppleLegal). we thing there are other ways to bring top notch information too Mac users, the recent introduction of the MacPro is the proof: we were predicting the use of dual DualCore Xeon WoodCrest processor 6 months ago.