This is where all the data from Relative Genetics was migrated when Ancestry.com took over in 2007. Then you were able to access the Ancestry.com Y-DNA results for the Lee DNA Genealogy Project via a public id/password. But apparently Ancestry.com has since nixed this feature. So, for the time being, you need to contact the project coordinator (David Lee) to gain access. I believe that he has the ability to create special accounts (id/password) for Lee researchers without them having to purchase a DNA test kit.

Prior to disabling public access, I had a chance to take a quick look at the site's DNA Comparison Table feature. Unfortunately, it uses Adobe Flash and behaves sluggishly. Some of the colors they use make viewing marker values difficult (black text on a dark blue background for example). And the far right column appears to be truncated so the last marker value can't be read. Hopefully they will fix a few of these problems in the near future ... and resume making the results publicly available.