[The Working Man]

I’m really not surprised at this.

I once knew a Retired NCO type that would print out a copy of every e-mail that he received that was “questionable” in ANY way. I asked him about that once and all he said was “experience” and that e-mails had been known to disappear before. Other than that he was one of the most closed-mouth men I have ever known.

[June2]

When I first started working...way back in the 80’s, the old timers called that the “Pearl Harbor File”.

[muawiyah]

We had a guy who did exactly that ~ called them 'blurbs' and he'd have them already classified, placed into neat folders, and ready to go for any particular discussion about 'content and context'.

He did that based on experience ~

[staytrue]

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20130604/DA6MPFHG2.html

“WASHINGTON (AP) - Some of President Barack Obama’s political appointees, including the Cabinet secretary for the Health and Human Services Department, are using secret government email accounts “

[sheana]

A lot of people do that. I always kept what I called a ‘red file’. When I left the company it went with me.