Re: [Vo]:Hilarious response to DIA paper in Wikipedia

[Steven Krivit]

Actually, I did not assume. I called Bev up and spoke with her about 
publishing the document before I had done so. She did not have a problem 
with me publishing it and she even gave me some suggestions as to how I 
could find a copy. Very nice lady.


At 11:09 AM 11/19/2009, you wrote:
Steven Krivit quoted the distribution letter that I also quoted:

OK folks,

The LENR paper (below) finally got released on Friday and should have
gone into the OSD (at least the AT&L) read books this morning.  The paper is
unclassified so feel free to forward it to whomever you think would be
interested . . .

You can see why Steve and I both assumed it would be okay to upload it. 
Besides that, there is no copyright, it says "unclassified" and there is 
not even a sentence saying "please do not distribute." In my experience, 
you can always distribute government documents of this nature. I was taken 
aback to learn that it was not quite fully cleared for distribution on 
Wednesday morning. Anyway, it is now.

- Jed