At Least 1/4 Rather Than 1/2 Gauge Perforations

I applaud the Europeans going into and using at least 1/4 gauge for perforations on their gauges and in their catalogues for early stamp issues. I wish that Scott would do the same for some of their early U.S. and Unitrade for some of their early Canadian issues. For BABN CDN issues (1930-1935), 11 1/4 x 11 (rotary press), 11 x 11 (flat plate), 8 3/4 vert. (rotary coils). They do go into 1/10 for modern issues.