Do NOT quote without asking permission to quote.
Ask the people concerned if they can be quoted in the way you want
to quote them. You do not want to use out of context quotes and you
will be in trouble if you do. If you receive their permission,
hang on to it. If you hear nothing, consult your lawyer friends.
"A month of sundays ago Harvey J. Stein wrote:"
>
> May I suggest that the Press Release would be punchier if it placed
> the Microsoft quote earlier, as in:
It is not a "microsoft" quote. It is a quote from an individual in a
leaked document. He's a human being. Ask him if you can use this quote
as one of several in a press release. He did not write this as part
of a book chapter that he intended for publication, so its status
is murky.
> Harvey J. Stein
Peter
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