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The notability of the "MasterFormat" page should not be questioned, except perhaps by someone who is not familiar with its importance.
The use of the MasterFormat specification/structure transcends "popularity". MasterFormat has been used in construction projects in the U.S. almost without exception for the past 30-40 years. It continues to be the most important format available. Access to knowledge about this format to professionals and laypersons (e.g. a layperson that may be building a home) alike is essential.
I have found this article very useful as a reference.
Would it be appropriate to add a bit of discussion on "Common Work Results"? It could be part of this article, or perhaps in an article of its own. It appears to be a very common phrase in construction specifications and product data sheets, but as an outsider to the construction industry, I'm not completely clear on its history and significance. Coloradoauthor ( talk) 19:26, 28 September 2012 (UTC)
Per CSI's membership only website, the Current Divisions section of this page is up to date as of December 2019. MLHardaway ( talk) 23:20, 18 December 2019 (UTC)
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The notability of the "MasterFormat" page should not be questioned, except perhaps by someone who is not familiar with its importance.
The use of the MasterFormat specification/structure transcends "popularity". MasterFormat has been used in construction projects in the U.S. almost without exception for the past 30-40 years. It continues to be the most important format available. Access to knowledge about this format to professionals and laypersons (e.g. a layperson that may be building a home) alike is essential.
I have found this article very useful as a reference.
Would it be appropriate to add a bit of discussion on "Common Work Results"? It could be part of this article, or perhaps in an article of its own. It appears to be a very common phrase in construction specifications and product data sheets, but as an outsider to the construction industry, I'm not completely clear on its history and significance. Coloradoauthor ( talk) 19:26, 28 September 2012 (UTC)
Per CSI's membership only website, the Current Divisions section of this page is up to date as of December 2019. MLHardaway ( talk) 23:20, 18 December 2019 (UTC)