I think that once a building code is adopted it must be made available
at no charge. You bring up a good point. The NEC is incorporated into
many state's and the International Code. Why can they charge for all
access? Chris
On 1/8/2020 6:36 PM, William Miller wrote:
Friends:
I find the PDF version best for my uses. A portable, searchable,
bookmark-able and cut and paste-able resource is essential for my work
flow.
I don’t think the NFPA is considering the needs of the field engineer
when eliminating the PDF version. Maybe there are some members of this
forum that have the ear of the NFPA and can put in a word to restore
the portable version.
As an aside, I find it troubling that one has to pay to read any law
of the land. If a society makes rules, they should be freely
available for all to review, free of charge. That is just my
altruistic bias.
William Miller
Miller Solar
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