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The thing that confuses me is that the current revision of ISO 1 was published in 2002, as an update of the original 1975 revision. What on earth needed revisi
by thristian 13y ago
The thing that confuses me is that the current revision of ISO 1 was published in 2002, as an update of the original 1975 revision.
What on earth needed revising? What part of "20 degrees celsius" didn't they explain properly?
- shutupalready 13y agoIf I'm not mistaken, ISO makes most of its money not from member contributions but from selling paper copies of the standards. Speaking cynically, perhaps they needed a way to ensure their clients (libraries, companies, governments) will pay for "updates".