ISO 10011 Status - OBSOLETE STANDARD

[Don Winton]

I have obtained a copy of the proposed update to ISO 10011. Reference:
COMMITTEE-IN-CONFIDENCE
Reference number of working document: ISO/TC 176/SC 3/WG 7 N94
Date: 1998-02-27
Working Draft: WG 7-WD 3
Committee identification: ISO/TC 176/SC 3/WG 7
SC 3 Secretariat: NN1
WG 7 Convenership: SAA
If anyone is interested in a copy, e-mail me and I will forward a copy in the reply. Format is Word 6.0.

[Marc]

Obsolete post. Contents removed.

[Don Winton]

You are correct, Marc. My apologies.

[Marc]

Apologies? For what? I appreciate your offer to share it!

[barb butrym]

When will it be released? How many more drafts due?

[w_grunfeld]

Originally Posted by Marc

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Can anyone check or send me a copy?
Thanx,
Willy

[Randy]

You're 3 years behind the power curve. 10011 was superceeded 3 years ago by ISO 19011:2002 and NO you cannot have a copy unless you purchase one , it is copywrited.

[Wes Bucey]

Yep. Note the date of the first post in this thread, when a "proposed" copy was circulating for comment. My experience is that there are often "political" as well as "factual" changes to documents when they are in the proposal stage.

Randy is correct in that once the document reaches final form with all required approvals, it is copyrighted and the copyright holder then sells rights to read, copy, redistribute, etc. the final version.

Often, folks far down the totem pole in their transnational organizations are not aware that their organization has a "multiple copy" license to distribute copies throughout its employees.

The issue is kind of like dealing with Microsoft - there are lots of pirated copies out there, but Microsoft will still prosecute a blatant copyright pirate.

Public websites such as the Cove are too visible to engage in piracy.