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csloat has done a good job in getting this article started. Without a doubt, many people will find this topic very interesting. I hope the page attracts a number of good editors to help make it better. RonCram 17:48, 27 March 2006 (UTC)
I am somewhat surprised this is an issue, but it is easily clarified. The linked article contains this quote:
It is clear this study is based on "hundreds" of "fully translated" official Iraqi documents. No doubt there is very valuable information here. Evidently, the project also glanced at hundreds of thousands of other documents but did not fully translate them, possibly because they were of litle interest. While the hundreds of thousands of other documents may be a part of Operation Iraqi Freedom Documents that are being released on the web, they are not the whole. Operation Iraqi Freedom Documents number in the millions and contain audiotape and, I believe, videotape. None of the Operation Iraqi Freedom Documents had been fully translated prior to the release. The entire purpose of releasing them is to get them all translated. While the Iraqi Perspectives Project is very valuable and changes our outlook on what was going on inside Iraq, it would be completely wrong to identify these translated documents with the untranslated Operation Iraqi Freedom Documents. RonCram 21:07, 27 March 2006 (UTC)
Looks like the "Project" continues. The article had talked about only its 1st report but it looks like there's more coming. rewinn ( talk) 19:15, 13 March 2008 (UTC)
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csloat has done a good job in getting this article started. Without a doubt, many people will find this topic very interesting. I hope the page attracts a number of good editors to help make it better. RonCram 17:48, 27 March 2006 (UTC)
I am somewhat surprised this is an issue, but it is easily clarified. The linked article contains this quote:
It is clear this study is based on "hundreds" of "fully translated" official Iraqi documents. No doubt there is very valuable information here. Evidently, the project also glanced at hundreds of thousands of other documents but did not fully translate them, possibly because they were of litle interest. While the hundreds of thousands of other documents may be a part of Operation Iraqi Freedom Documents that are being released on the web, they are not the whole. Operation Iraqi Freedom Documents number in the millions and contain audiotape and, I believe, videotape. None of the Operation Iraqi Freedom Documents had been fully translated prior to the release. The entire purpose of releasing them is to get them all translated. While the Iraqi Perspectives Project is very valuable and changes our outlook on what was going on inside Iraq, it would be completely wrong to identify these translated documents with the untranslated Operation Iraqi Freedom Documents. RonCram 21:07, 27 March 2006 (UTC)
Looks like the "Project" continues. The article had talked about only its 1st report but it looks like there's more coming. rewinn ( talk) 19:15, 13 March 2008 (UTC)
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