Question: Palm Beach Blood Bank, a nonprofit organization, hired several employees who used to work for American Red Cross, another nonprofit organization. One of the employees took Red Cross's blood donor list to Palm Beach, and Palm Beach used the list to recruit donors. Many of the Red Cross donors advertised that they were Red Cross donors, and the Red Cross posted the donor list on a computer bulletin board. How should the court rule on Red Cross's claim of trade secret misappropriation? Are there any policy arguments against enjoining the use of the donor list by Palm Beach Blood Bank?