26517ISO 26517 Revision CheckerDIS edition 1 · stage 40.60

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The change watch

A short email when the record moves: a stage code, a date, the free preview or a line in this record. The diff is the message. No newsletter, no marketing, no weekly digest.

What it watches

  • The ISO record 87297: stage, stage date, title, committee, ICS and page count.
  • The free ISO preview: the contents, the scope, the normative reference and the terms.
  • This record: the planning date, the source list and the clause pages built from it.
  • The public checkpoints: 40.92 or 40.93, 40.99, 50.00, 60.00 and 60.60. A checkpoint gets a date only when ISO records one.

What the email looks like

ISO/IEC/IEEE DIS 26517
stage: 40.60 -> 40.99
stage date: 2026-06-25 -> 2027-01-14
read the change: /revision/

The email carries the field, the old value, the new value and the page to read. It is sent only when there is a change. A quiet month means no email.

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What it is not

It is not a subscription to the standard and it does not include the text. It is not a legal monitoring service. It watches this record and the public ISO page it is built from, and it says so when it has nothing to report.

Why a watch, not a one-off report

A draft moves. 26517 has already passed two committee drafts and a DIS ballot, and it still has an FDIS, an approval and a publication ahead. A PDF that is right today can be wrong in a month without anyone doing anything wrong. The watch is the cheapest way to keep the register honest: it tells you when the thing you planned against has moved, and it points at the page that changed.

How to stop

Use the Stripe customer portal link on the receipt, or email support. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current month. There is no retention call and no annual lock-in.

The rules this is built from

Read from the real rules, not invented.

Every line points to the public ISO page or the free preview it came from, so you can check it yourself.

  • 80 headings and defined terms
  • 12 dated stages behind the draft
  • 26514:2022 named as the normative reference
  • Check any line yourself
Nothing here is guessed while you wait. Each answer is written from the public record and points to the exact page it came from. Record updated 21 October 2026