Hey good thing the USPS exists.

you got a point

Of course, their searches and website visits will become a matter of permanent searchable records.

hmmmmmm.

doesn't it

They won't miss anything.

it's true, it's true... anybody who has clearance and is on secured computers across the government has received similar emails... reminding them that all this material is still classified, yada, yada, yada

Same shit different day with wiki leaks.

classified' just ain't true, unless 'considered' classified is the same as IS classified, which would be pure horse pucky. IMHO

There's nothing ominous about this at all.

Now, if they banned the troops from readings stories about it while they're off-duty at homes and using their own computers, then I'd have a problem with it.

on these sights are still considered classified. While the general public and reporters are free to read, print and transfer them, those with a security clearance and the military are not. They are reminding them that they are still legally bound and that if an airman forwarded an article that contained a classified document (even thought it is on the internet) they are violating their oath about not giving classified info to those not authorized to receive it. Doubly so with those overseas, as it is also marked US eyes only. While it's a technicality, they're merely saying, "hey we have this weird situation where classified docs are in public view, but that doesn't change the law."
Also, the NIPRNET is for work so they don't have any expectation of privacy. Pretty much every employer has regs regarding use of work computers.

nm

I think the point that these are classified even though they are in public view is the point
but then it follows ....why are they still classified?
since they are in public view

the Government should think about declassifying them since the jig is up

Are they going to prosecute the Guardian like they prosecuted Wikileaks ?

should not think for themselves.