If you want a file from this directory to be removed, drop me a line at
koot=>cyberwar.nl ("@" instead of "=>").

Note: this directory is open by intent, not by security misconfiguration.

Its purpose is to enable search engine crawlers to index its contents
so that others can find these documents, which -- as the internet has it --
typically eventually disappear from their original source or are or
become non-indexable there.

The "/d/norobots" directory contains files that I want to retain but that
for varying reasons I prefer not to show up in search results. Not because
they are secret, but because I do not want to poison other people's search
results for those. For instance, if someone searches for (contents of) an
official publication, a search engine should see authentic official sources
at the top. But I've noticed that my personal domain often pops up as first
or second search result -- higher ranking than the official source. Files
that I want to prevent that from happening to are placed in the files in the
"/d/norobots" directory, for which https://cyberwar.nl/robots.txt requests 
crawlers to exclude it (not all search engines respect robots.txt though).

Matthijs