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Internal doesn't necessarily mean "not public" though. "Private" is perhaps a better term.
by untog 7y ago
Internal doesn't necessarily mean "not public" though. "Private" is perhaps a better term.
- brokensegue 7y agopeople don't typically call reports "internal" if they are released to the public. what would "internal" mean in that context?
- RaptorJ 7y agothe intended audience is inside the company. A US Gov GAO report on (eg) transport spending might be called 'internal' to the govt since its primarily public policy recommendations generated by and for the govt, but the report still has to be publicly accessible