Needed today, June 2: Two volunteers to collate — before 4PM PDT — the e-mail addresses in the FOIA diary. E-mail me – susanhu at earthlink . net.

Please embed your links so the page doesn’t go too wide. If you need help, e-mail me. (I”ll fix the links below later but i’ll have to repost your comment under my username.)


NEWS for June 1, 2005:


1) Plover (Scott) has set up a page for us at DKosopedia.


2) Plover will set up a “format for describing each dossier” at DKosopedia.


3) Plover has transferred Subtropolis’s great new list of acronyms and abbreviations to DKosopedia. (Same list: BooTrib diary.)


4) If you don’t see an open spot in the FOIA diary with the TABLE OF VOLUNTEER ASSIGNMENTS for document research, go here to the ACLU list of FOIA documents, select a document – keeping in mind that some of those links take you to as many as 19 sections — and e-mail me immediately so I can add you to the list below. Check back at the FOIA diary to make sure no one else has taken that document in the interim.


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Register here in order to post. It’s easy, fast, and you can both post and write a diary immediately.


Use this diary to share your experiences, to ask questions, to express frustration, and to post any exciting discoveries. The “working diary” is here. … more below …
At this point — while I’m still assigning new volunteers with tasks — please don’t send me your findings. Sadly, I don’t have time to read them.


Instead, for now, post your findings here — this is the discussion diary for all volunteers.


Another tip: If you’re working on one section of a large document, consider contacting those [in the TABLE] who are working on sections immediately BEFORE or AFTER yours. You may have much to share with each other — before you post your findings.


ALSO: Another team is working up a clear format for you to use to submit your findings. So, you can keep your notes for now, and continue studying your document. Consider searching the ‘net for any corroborating evidence and/or news stories.


And use the experts who’ve volunteered to help with any terminology or acronyms.

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