I didn't say that. I said: > A lot of their costs are for printing paper, but one of the main draws for paper is that they lock down the PDFs with onerous lice

I didn't say that. I said: > A lot of their costs are for printing paper, but one of the main draws for paper is that they lock down the PDFs with onerous licensing restrictions so the paper is often far more efficient from a legal perspective. The reason to publish paper is primarily because of the paywall. Oasis does not bother, nor does the ietf. If ISO eliminated billing and stopped publishing paper then I would be unsurprised if most of their costs disappeared.