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It has practical implications. I have a file cabinet which is made for A4 paper in landscape. Now, I have some official paperwork from another country that has
by personalidea 4y ago
It has practical implications. I have a file cabinet which is made for A4 paper in landscape. Now, I have some official paperwork from another country that has more the form of a spell scroll and the only way to fit that into my cabinet or binder or wherever is to fold it.
Which is something I would like to avoid on things like birth certificates and such.
- Dylan16807 4y agoI don't think anyone is defending documents that have to be rolled up? Letter should fit fine into your file cabinet unless it has some really tight margins. If "legal" size is a problem, then I can understand that better, but that size is just as much of a pain in a letter world as in an A4 world. They made it too long on purpose. They likely would have done the same thing with A4 as a base, if letter didn't exist.