Re: New standard for money - ultimately reporting to Congress (probably via the Treasury)

 We're going to do this on a discussion forum.

http://usgovernment.activeboard.com/t64870900/standard-draft-data-access-
load-store-delete/
http://usgovernment.activeboard.com/t64870908/standard-draft-monetary/


On Wed, Aug 15, 2018 at 3:04 PM, Andrew Bransford Brown <andrewbb@gmail.com>
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> I need some help.  There is a trade war happening.
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> A NEW standards organization at the Federal government will have to be
> created.  The Treasury originally defined the monetary standard for gold.
> We are going to do so for IT.
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> I will coordinate until someone with the Federal government takes over.
> Hopefully, someone familiar with NIST/standards will step up to assist.
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> The first draft of the standards are defined.  See my Tweet below.
> Contact me for details.
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> W3:  please select an appropriate group/groups, so I don't cross-post.
> Can we have a discussion forum?  Easier than email.
> Conversationally-threaded.
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> @*usnistgov* <https://twitter.com/usnistgov> @*CommerceGov*
> <https://twitter.com/CommerceGov> @*stevenmnuchin1*
> <https://twitter.com/stevenmnuchin1> Who at NIST can help me define 2
> standards: 1. data access, 2. monetary language between banks? I have both
> ready for review. Trade war going on... Who is my contact?
> andrewbb@gmail.com
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