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That is true but more likely they try to push back against every request that isn't simply zip up files or documents and deposit them. They are using the "defe
by sl1ck731 6y ago
That is true but more likely they try to push back against every request that isn't simply zip up files or documents and deposit them.
They are using the "defense" that it may be difficult to do, but their aim (avoiding the more sinister possibilities) is to stop precedent for other unwieldy requests.
- ogre_codes 6y agoIn my experience, government agencies fulfill requests if it's easy and won't put the agency or administration in a bad light. I suspect this falls more into the latter case than the former, they don't want people to see the logs because they know the bulk of the comments are bogus.