Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The other day, I was looking for cross-sectional diagrams of legal frameworks online, but surprisingly, there weren't many lol.

It might be misleading to say “There aren’t any!”—there are actually standard drawings within the legal framework. And those include cross-sectional views.

But these days, there are websites where you can't download anything unless you enter all your company information, huh? lol

These days, would anyone really bother downloading such low-value (I'm not saying worthless) drawings, especially when they have to enter their company information to do so??

That's what I thought, you know?

You don't give the other person unnecessary information unless you absolutely have to, right?

With that in mind, I thought I might draw a standard diagram for the legal framework.

Please rewrite the standard drawings commonly in use in an open format.

If it isn't easier to use, eventually no one will use it anymore.

We’re already in an era where information is free. In a world like that, there’s no way I’d accept the trade-off of having to disclose my personal information. (In my opinion, anyway.)

The manufacturer has disclosed everything; now it's up to the customers to decide.

So, if drawings for standard construction methods (such as retaining walls and rock bolts) are readily available, it’s likely that the products used will naturally be those from that manufacturer, right?

After all, it’s a chance for people to get to know you.

It is inevitable that new business practices during the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to evolve.

I've been in this industry for over 25 years now, and not that many new construction methods have emerged.

It has not yet reached the point where it is as widely adopted and accepted as the specialized construction methods used by major companies.

I guess that’s because nobody knows about it. And it’s because not everyone can install it or buy it.

I guess it can’t be helped since there are patents and all sorts of other rights involved, but it seems like construction methods that really catch on—like legal frameworks—just don’t seem to be emerging very often, do they?

Well, I guess there’s no construction method as simple and straightforward as the legal framework, lol.

I’m really looking forward to the new legal frameworks and construction methods of the next generation. And I think it would be really interesting if we could create them.

In that case, the blueprints definitely need to be made publicly available so they're easy to get, lol.

Of course, we don't collect any user information! lol

See you later.