[sci.space] Additions to Frequently asked SPACE questions

leech@homer.cs.unc.edu (Jonathan Leech) (12/14/90)

In article <4509@wrgate.WR.TEK.COM>, dant@mtdoom.WR.TEK.COM (Dan Tilque)
writes:
|>Coming to a concensus on the net can be difficult if not impossible, but
|>I'll try anyway.  Here are some proposed additions.  Anyone have severe
|>objections?  Anyone want to write answers and mail them to Eugene?
|>...
|>	2. Why do the Principle Investigators get to hog their data for
|>	a full year instead of releasing it to me (Joe Taxpayer) who
|>	paid for it?

	I'd rather phrase FAQs in a less-biased way than get
into another big argument on this topic. Want to try that one again?

dant@mtdoom.WR.TEK.COM (Dan Tilque) (12/15/90)

leech@homer.cs.unc.edu (Jonathan Leech) writes:
>dant@mtdoom.WR.TEK.COM (Dan Tilque) writes:
>|>	2. Why do the Principle Investigators get to hog their data for
>|>	a full year instead of releasing it to me (Joe Taxpayer) who
>|>	paid for it?
>
>	I'd rather phrase FAQs in a less-biased way than get
>into another big argument on this topic. Want to try that one again?

Sorry.  I didn't mean for it to appear in the FAQ in that form.  How
about:

	Why isn't the scientific data and images from a probe released
	to the public immediately?

If that's unsatisfactory, please feel free to rewrite it yourself.

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Dan Tilque	--	dant@mtdoom.WR.TEK.COM