No matter how loudly they shout it from the rooftops or how big the lettering is on the tanks, there will always be people who pay no attention, so this will be "news" to them. They will be outraged. They will be mad. They will post rants on forums.
So-called "20lb" propane tanks can only legally be filled to 80% capacity, or 16lbs. This is to allow for expansion due to temperature change. It has been this way for a long long time. Any propane supplier that puts the full 20lbs in your tank is violating the law and sending you home with a potential bomb.
Some people will try to claim that 20lb *IS* the 80% capacity of the tank. A 20lb propane tank is only 5 gallons in volume. 5 gallons of propane is 20lbs. That adds up to 100% to me.
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