Well-designed and easy to read. The advantages of having rules on the Internet are obvious. Instead of searching for endangered-species rule books, anyone with the right stuff could download the whole works. From there it would be a quick trip to the nearest photocopier and no more excuses. Updating current rules would also be much easier.
Updates are a nightmare.
An Internet edition could solve this problem. For those who are interested in checking out the USRA site, I recommend the section on head races. People in Canadian officiating circles have been talking for years about long distance races. We are way behind the times. Head races are held every year across the country and we do not have a set of rules to govern these competitions.