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Government agencies should still charge for hardcopies if online copies are available for free download.  There's no reason that the corporations who find it more convenient to have a hard bound copy of the document printed by the agency can't pay for the convenience.  I work for a company that regularly choses to purchase a physical copy rather than just use the free version online.  It would at least recoup some funding.

posted 2 years, 5 months ago
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