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Not logic, just law: in general, government publications aren't covered by copyright. For more details, you could JFGI, or have a look at the wikipedia article
by tsuraan 18y ago
Not logic, just law: in general, government publications aren't covered by copyright. For more details, you could JFGI, or have a look at the wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_of_the_United_States_Government http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_of_the_United_States_Gover... .
To the best of my knowledge, US nuke plans aren't generally published. Obama's speeches on Youtube certainly are.
Edit: just noticed that this link is also below. Oh well, it's a somewhat different posting than the one below.
- alecco 18y agoI think you missed my [question] mark. Unless you thought it was [a rhetorical question.] If [you thought] so, my inexcusably poor English structure is to blame. Thanks for the link, it is very insightful and adds to the conversation. [Edit: My first comment used the word "belong" and not "copyright." It wasn't by accident as I was thinking it could be public domain.]