> Nothing of that is anyhow publicly available. Therein the problem. Your situation sucks, and I'm genuinely sorry about it. But I'm not sure I can think of

> Nothing of that is anyhow publicly available. Therein the problem. Your situation sucks, and I'm genuinely sorry about it. But I'm not sure I can think of a way to change that policy that would be a net win overall. If anything I feel like you're more collateral damage of copyright law than wikipedia policy here, but I understand that even assuming I'm right about that, that doesn't make the specifics sucks any less. Bah.