Ditto. My age may be showing. But warm is good.

It is refreshing to see these kinds of questions, since they suggest these questioners come to the bar with plenty of fundamental tech skills (so we can move to higher value questions as a result). No longer can we accept the raised eyebrow reaction from legal leaders (“that’s too techie…”)…

Fair enough. But is this delegation clear and unambiguous? Seems to be trying to hide that it’s telling FedReg to go online. And future archivists will now need to depend on the only 2(!) printed paper copies kept in DC to absolutely prove something (as who would really trust the online?)

“‘publish’ means to circulate for sale or distribution to the public, as determined by the Administrative Committee of the Federal Register; “

Which means the agency CAN choose to go fully online?

And is this even allowed after Chevron was eliminated?

2001 Space Odyssey. Keep Douglas Rains.

Paul Wellstone would have reminded us that the first step is to #organize. But yes. What you said.

Not one but I married one. Does that count?

Long time reader, first time poster. Thanks for keeping Sparky at it!