It is stated that 50,000 e-mails were sent to 1.2M AOL subscribers. This does not say how many were actually recieved. Even AOL has some spam blocking that will take out a nice chunk out of the 50,000.
I wonder how many were actually recieved, and how many of those were actually opened..
Since the pentagon deals with infomation gathering then what is the problem with giving them a little extra time? They need to make sure that they do not endanger any current operations before they release anything. This,means that they need more time than other organisations.
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It is stated that 50,000 e-mails were sent to 1.2M AOL subscribers. This does not say how many were actually recieved. Even AOL has some spam blocking that will take out a nice chunk out of the 50,000.
I wonder how many were actually recieved, and how many of those were actually opened..
Since the pentagon deals with infomation gathering then what is the problem with giving them a little extra time? They need to make sure that they do not endanger any current operations before they release anything. This ,means that they need more time than other organisations.