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Annotation: The article examines the classification of standardization documents and standardization organizations in the context of growing regulatory and technical information and increasing demands for interoperability. It demonstrates that traditional classifiers, while retaining practical value, are limited by update inertia, weak semantic expressiveness, blurred class boundaries, and insufficient support for versioning and multidimensional relationships. A rationale is provided for a transition to more flexible models that combine hierarchical navigation, faceted features, typified relationships, and tools for managing classifier evolution.