> I don't think it's obvious here and I worry the court will rule against them :/ Yes, ultimately, the issue of technical standard is still untested in court a

> I don't think it's obvious here and I worry the court will rule against them :/ Yes, ultimately, the issue of technical standard is still untested in court and remains a problem, it will take a prominent lawsuit before it's resolved. > But what aspect of the manuals are the actual law? The technical measurements? What Public.Resource.Org is doing is still a gray area, as you said. But I guess it will not be a total loss - if there are legal challenges in the future, they can publish a "censored" version of technical standard and defend that.