Re: yet another "standard" representation

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From: herman.r.silbiger
Date: Thu, 27 Sep 1990 23:06

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An example of the misuse of the term "standard".

A STANDARD can only be issued by a ntional or international accredited
standards body.  A group of manufacturers cannot issue a standard.

Herman Silbiger

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Subject: Re: yet another "standard" representation
Summary: when is a "standard" not a standard
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Date: 27 Sep 90 23:06:28 GMT
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