Employee Confidentiality Agreement
Employee Confidentiality Agreement was an item physically mailed and sent to content creators, developers, or people with merch discount codes. It served no purpose besides being used as a way to tease Project: Playtime while it was in development.
Plot
Written Letter to Mama
Rowan Stoll writes a letter to his mother regarding his job at Playtime Co. It is stated that the Rowan Stoll hasn't seen their mother in a long time after they had last spoke. Rowan then states that they have news that the mother will not like to hear, with the news being that she'll never get to see the author again as the company plans to feed him to Boxy Boo.
The paper continues by saying that she would insist on telling her about why he cannot come back to her, although Rowan claims that, "They have eyes and ears everywhere. For your own safety, DO NOT come looking for me."
Rowan Stoll then tells his mother to get on their computer, and put in the code "159.223.135.6". This code was used later used by the community to enter Rowan Stoll's Computer Database.
Rowan comes to a close by stating that peoples lives are at risk, and civilians are dying because of what is presumably happening at the factory. He asks the mother to bring all the information to the police after locating the information, and wishes the mother for the best while asking for forgiveness.
Employee Confidentiality Agreement
Behind all the red, almost sloppy writing is small, scanty sentences that can be read behind all the faded fragments and writing. The writing seems to be an nondisclosure agreement seemingly before they hire the employee to the factory. This is presumably needed to gatekeep the infamous experiments and more-disturbing events going on behind the scenes of the highly viewed company.
Contents
July 15, 1991
Hello Mama,
I miss you so much. It's been so long since we've talked, and now more than ever I wish we'd spoken more. I have news you won't like to hear. I'm going away for a very long time, and I may never see you again. I don't want to do this to you, and I know how badly this will break your heart but I don't have a choice.
Something awful has happened. I want to tell you about it, but I can't. They have eyes and ears everywhere. For your own safety, DO NOT come looking for me. Stay away from the factory. They can't know what you know. If they get to you, everything I've done will be for nothing.
I need you to get to my computer. Use this:
159.223.135.6
I had to bury everything. It might seem like it's not there, but it is. I know you can find it. Look deep. You're going to see things that will scare you, but you HAVE to look. There are lives at risk. People will die. As soon as possible, take everything you find and go to the police. This needs to end.
I love you, and I hope you can forgive me.
The original confidentiality agreement, albeit heavily faded, approximately reads as follows, with "???" indicating any text too obscured to properly read:
Agreement Terms:
This agreement is dated 10/20/1986
And is made between:
The Playtime Corporation which is registered to ???s ??? ("Playtime Co") and
Rowan Stoll of 100 ???
It it hereby agree???
Definitions
1. In this agreement, unless the ???t oth???se require??? 'Confidential Information' means all information in
??? business methods, prices,
??? market ??? development ???, intentions,
??? information, customer lists ??? systems and software,
Know-??? imported by Playtime Co ??? productive services
manufactured ???ted, provided or outlined by Playtime Co and information concerning Playtime Co's
relationship ???tial ??? o? such clients' or
???s' operations.
O??? Confidential
2. The Employee agrees to treat as confidential all information supplied by or on behalf of Playtime Co in
connection with the Company's business and all other confidential aspects of the businesses defined in
Confidential Information above
Exclusions
3. ???ty does not apply to:
- information received from a third party who was legally free at the time of disclosure ???; or
- information already ???
Duties of Employee
4. The Employee should not, without the ??? consent of Playtime Co, ??? confidential
Information:
??? to be disclosed, except to those of the Company's employees who are permitted ??? such
???
???
??? commercially exploited in any way ???
??? of the Employee
5. The Employee will keep a record of Confidential Information received and of the people holding that
Information and will make that available to Playtime Co on request.
Theorizing
Prior to the entire computer database being completed, it was theorized that an employee for Playtime Co. or a victim being experimented on wrote this document. The code, prior to an announcement debunking the theory, was speculated to be an IP address.