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You could charge a fee to the companies displaying the mark or those able to certify it, whilst making the standard free to read.
by alexchamberlain 8y ago
You could charge a fee to the companies displaying the mark or those able to certify it, whilst making the standard free to read.
- delfinom 8y agoBut there are hundreds of ISO specs. In a product design alone, I may have 10-15 ISO specs, we don't stick on 10-15 labels on the outside and it would be ridiculous to stick on a sticker for a spec that just details minimum hole size spacing in a circuit board.
- rspeer 8y agoI enjoy claiming that code I write is "ISO 3 compliant" when I pick arbitrary numbers from a limited set of nice arbitrary numbers.