[tang-soo]

In addition, this "drafts" business has a possibility that I had not considered until now. Suppose that the "marginal notes" or "comments" someone placed on a draft consisted of "PostIt notes"? (For example: Remove this reference to OBL being offered by Sudan - WJC) ... How would this be attached permanently to that draft copy for the sake of the archives?

I can never remember anyone using postit notes when editing or commenting classified documents. I can't imagine it being good practice. The work I did was in the generation of reports (analysis of radar imaging data - both theoretical and measured). This is in contrast with classified reports treated as inter-office memos or briefings like the docs Berger seems to have been after.

[AFPhys]

Thanks for the response about "post-its" - I finally saw it.

Those little doboppies weren't even invented yet when I was dealing with classified, so it wasn't an issue at all.

I would be surprised if it is even "legal" to do so in connection with this TS+ stuff, but wanted to ask someone who might know.

BY the Way: I've referred many Grateful FReepers to your excellent rundown --- I'm glad you posted is so many times, and so are they.
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