Definition of a

1
Definition of a good standard
Group 1

• A good standard is a characterised by agreement
  via negotiation, approval and recognition by a
  standardisation body, applicability,
  availability, support of interoperability (where
  appropriate), and needs to solve a real problem
  in order to achieve wideness of adoption and
  provide ease of use for end-users
• (preferred sentence 7/11 votes)

2
Definition of a good standard

• A good standard is a useful one
• (alternative sentence 4/11 votes)

3
List of the criteria for a good standard (in
order of priority 1 highest - 5 lowest)

• Agreement via negotiation
• Recognised by standardisation body
• Applicable/viable
• Availability
• Support interoperability where appropriate
• Standard to solve a real problem
• Wideness of adoption
• Plus
• Transparency suit every party concerned ease of
  use for consumers/end-users added value to
  existing state of the art room for flexibility
  when useful

4
List of the criteria which prevent a good
standard

• Lack of any of the above