Suggested title: Publicly Available Standards by ISO
ISO is somewhat unique in requiring you to pay money to even know what the standard says before you can ever think about being in compliance.
Most other standards organizations (i.e. NIST, IETF, W3C) do not have this weird financial burden, so merely "Publicly Available Standards" doesn't sell the significance of this.
Making their standards publicly available is a good move by ISO. I hope we see more of this.
ISO is somewhat unique in requiring you to pay money to even know what the standard says before you can ever think about being in compliance.
Most other standards organizations (i.e. NIST, IETF, W3C) do not have this weird financial burden, so merely "Publicly Available Standards" doesn't sell the significance of this.
Making their standards publicly available is a good move by ISO. I hope we see more of this.