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Of course if he is dead and is a public figure and the other part discloses it the exchange is now part of history. What is wrong with that? I love to read cor
by scardine 8y ago
Of course if he is dead and is a public figure and the other part discloses it the exchange is now part of history. What is wrong with that?
I love to read correspondence from folks like Newton[1] for example and I want my grandchildren to be able to read Jobs exchanges as well.
[1] http://www.newtonproject.ox.ac.uk/texts/correspondence/all http://www.newtonproject.ox.ac.uk/texts/correspondence/all
- mirimir 8y agoBased on the cites that I listed, it's not that simple. Edit: Perhaps there's now legitimate public interest for most everything about him. But maybe some Apple-related stuff is still off limits.