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Download file PDF. The definition of a metre, to circle back, is free, and yet people seem to still pay for it in various ways, by your own account.
People can still be paid for work. Edit: Seen another way, if I paid someone specifically for the definition of a metre, anyone could produce a product for me, but in this case only ISO can at least with current phrasing, layout, etc.
I imagine the cost for the metre definition wouldn't be very high, and there would probably be accurate enough open information alternatives. We don't even have to imagine.
Hopefully clarifies my OP. Standards are a type of information where if you have to adher to it it should be open to any to use as they need. No cost is minor for everyone, especially not in aggregate with all other "small costs". But to clarify, the argument is regarding what we pay for, not my stance on how it should be which might be too prominent.
I'm not missing it, I think it's unimportant. It's a small portion of the cost, why argue about it instead of the large parts? ISO needs to pay its costs. The copying is cheap, that's true, but ISO needs to pay all of its costs, not just the copying. That you dismiss the distinction out of opinion on its' importance proves you indeed missed it. Whether or not ISO needs to be paid for the work it does or not is irrelevant to the discussion on whether their standards are free they're not and the definition of a metre is it is.
Opinion: If governments use them for eg regulation, maybe they should be funded by governments and be a non-profit. Yes, well I've both written actual standards and worked professionally on software that many non-users insisted should be licensed differently, and I suppose I've heard these arguments too often over the years and have become numb.
Someone's intention is that something should be free in some way in which it is not , the effect of the proposed change would be to stop the work to produce that something. It's a good intention every time, but I'm tired of having it stop there. Wake me up when the proposal is one that doesn't disrupt the funding.
And remember that when any one stakeholder thinks two things are related, then they effectively are. This probably sounds as if I'm ignoring you, perhaps rudely. That's not entirely false. I heard so many people insist that some part of our business plan was irrelevant to the rest, it's really difficult to still really pay attention.
The lesson from that is that if you want to change ISO's ways, you have to not sound like n previous people and trigger that reflex. Because ISO employs people who are much more polite than I am, but they too will stop listening if you sound like too many people they've rejected before, because that's a human reflex. Purely technical drawings and textual descriptions are not considered works here, unless you e.
And regardless of the copyright status, actual information content itself can't be copyrighted so standards could at least in theory rewritten as a crowsourced effort. Someone 10 days ago root parent prev next [—]. OP asked for what a meter is, not for what object is a meter. What makes something a standard is when people agree to use it and design against it.
If no one uses it, even if it's openly available, is it really a practical standard? Paying for standards is acceptable in a context where you are given a requirement to conform to some industry standard.
But that is rarely how it works in software and networking. Instead of being told what specific standards are needed, often it is a process of exploration and discovery to learn what standards may be relevant to certain aspects of a system you are developing. At other times I might not even know whether a relevant standard already exists, so I skim a bunch of standards just to confirm it is necessary to invent a new thing.
This would be very expensive in ISO Land, and the reality would be that the standards are never used. Non-free standards for software and networking impede innovation. The doc has been hacked with NSFW content : how can it be reported? It wasn't hacked, people just abused the option to comment and add suggestions. I had to make the document read-only to stop these immature trolls.
Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a setting in Google docs to allow only non-anonymous comments and to revoke permission to comment to abusing accounts. Since I can't make a suggested edit, I'll make my suggestion here: please explain CHF as Swiss francs; unlike most other countries, the two letter code is not enough to guess the country name. Looking it up, it seems to be the country's name in Latin, which led me into a Wikipedia rabbit hole that ended say the Spanish Reconquista before I realized what I was doing.
The PDF standard is another standard that is locked up, despite the earlier versions being fully open before Adobe gave it up.
Why is a standard not freely available? I'd go so far as to say: How can it be a standard, if not freely available? Yeah, it should be free for everyone, but in that situation the ISO company won't get the same amount of money.
ISO called their so-called new standard Cat I write so-called because there was already preliminary draft work on the same technology by members of the incumbent standards body TIA. Pretty much ISO modified the TIA's existing draft with a certain member company's ideological opinion on new cable connectors, and rushed it out. I won't say which ISO member company was pushing hard for their concept of Cat-7, but it was a large European technology company in-and-around Germany, and they had an idea to introduce new cable connectors for which they owned the patent.
The new connectors improved interference, and thus improved bandwidth, etc This was the most down-played and suppressed drama of all time.
Both parties played it very diplomatically, and made absolutely zero public fuss about the issue of ISO attempting to assert itself into another standards body's domain.
You may have noticed one or two belligerent nerds on IRC chatting pedantically about this topic every few years. Mostly one clueful nerd saying there is no such thing as Category-7 cable, as if to say that if the TIA doesn't make the standard for cable, it doesn't exist, etc Regardless, it was well outside the zeitgeist of Networking professionals in the industry, meaning your average network administrators. That is why the ISO thought they could get away with the scandal.
Ultimately the issue was resolved when the TIA established Cat-6a, and then Cat-8, thereby re-establishing their line in the row of category cables. Cat-7 was simultaneously ignored by most-all the members of the TIA member companies, and not certified by many vendors for interoperability. That said, Cat-7 was interoperable using RJ style connectors. It was a sort of industry wide scarlet-letter, the TIA was going to make Cat-7 irrelevant by having the previous standard adopt sub-categories, E.
And of course reasserting itself sequentially in the versioning scheme they themselves created. Finally, the ISO was going to do the same thing to networking cables, lock the standard away behind closed doors, but they had misappropriated the technology from an open standard. It's probably unethical, or at least shady. To them it was a new potential revenue stream, and pursing the interests of one of their committee member.
All around it stank of collusion, conspiracy, and cronyism. But someone has to somehow put food on the table. Without a sustainable source of income or a business model it is a lot of wishful thinking.
We dont have a policy problem. We have a business problem. Or a Go to market problem so to speak. And this document doesn't seems to outline any solution. Whose food are you talking about? They have food on the table, and the companies benefit from funding that work.
After the work is done, distributing the result is virtually free. There's no need to extort hundreds of dollars for a page PDF whose contents were written two decades ago by salaried employees. Somehow we need to find a way to upset the status quo, the same way Let's Encrypt has done for TLS certs and the way open journals are slowly gaining mindshare over extortionist publications.
The challenge with standards is that they remain useful for a long time and you need interoperability unlike with certs that you renew every year or three and which you can get from any number of CAs. Everyone wants to use the existing and established standards instead of reinventing the wheel, and we can't just copy the existing standards though maybe we could "recreate" fully compatible standards because you can't copyright facts?
This is not a business problem, this is an entrenchment problem. And I guess there are some big companies that benefit from entrenchment and regulatory capture so it's in their interest to maintain the status quo.
The people who write standards are usually paid by their employers People directly employed by ISO? The purpose of a standard is to aid the betterment of all users of it.
The development of a standard should be supported by the funds which would be saved by the existence of a standard. Note that those who benefit from the existence of a standard is not only the participating companies, but also often the public at large, over a long period of time.
This is why the government should contribute to the funds necessary to develop those standards. If there are standards which would not save enough money for either the companies involved or the public at large, those standards have no business being developed.
I wholeheartedly agree. But the moment we get to government, we ran into politics. And this isn't local government either but International level. And navigating government and politics is about hundreds times harder than getting companies to together and donate. Which in itself is no small feat. On one hand I wish a single government, EU or US will fund the whole thing and be proud and say it is such a pathetic small amount of money for so much good we are doing it anyway.
Gets point for some international recognition or political power or whatever politicians wants. On the other hand you know this wont happen. And maybe we should have to navigate the legitimately elected international governments over standards that almost always slant the field. I would add that sometimes you would want to know what actual tests are made on something in order to classify it according to the relevant ISO norm.
Netch 9 days ago prev next [—]. As any unlimitedly editable documents this one has been vandalized : there is no more point to visit it. If you click view mode in the top right the original is shown. Suggestion mode, not edit mode is enabled. Edit: I scrolled down and saw a picture of a very young child clothed thankfully and a decapitated penis. I would suggest people avoid the document reply.
Cleaned it up. Many of the ISO standards are available for free via some form of illegal but highly moral pirating. My concern is more that the ISO process is corrupt, and many ISO standards in the realm of software engineering are not standards in any practical sense of the word.
MadWombat 9 days ago prev next [—]. RenThraysk 10 days ago prev next [—]. ISO pricing came up in a discussion had elsewhere recently. Seems wrong, and the US Coast Guard are starting to reference it. No doubt insurance companies will look into whether the equipment meets the standard, and if not then refuse to pay out. Seems wrong Wait till you hear about all the EN standards.. All paywalled. Download file PDF. The second part is a summary The Effivity ISO software uses standard document templates for every element of the standard.
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