By Dale Vile
Published: Friday 04 April 2008
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Anonymous
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wisconsin
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Even while Microsoft is promising interoperability and openness it is actively subverting the primary interoperability vehicle of the international computing community: the standards-setting process.
The question that should be on everyone's mind is, "If OOXML was truly an open standard, why did Microsoft need to use their political will to force the standard rather than open the standard for technical discussion."
If the ISO rejected OOXML this March, Microsoft co...
Anonymous
Dale,
While I see your line of thinking, I thi...
James
Additional, you state that "OOXML is the default f...
James
Even while Microsoft is promising interoperability...
Anonymous
"OOXML is the default format for files saved in Of...
Anonymous
"OOXML is the default format for files saved in Of...
Anonymous
You couldn't be more wrong. This issue is about d...
Shawn Kimball
This view is extreemly short sighted. In the futu...
Anonymous
You are an idiot. It has not created an outcry in...
Yesudeep Mangalapilly
Which world are you living in Dave? The "cooler he...
Reform ISO
ISO was not right to make a standard out of OOXML ...
Anonymous
Standards Agencies - 'Shaking my head in disbelief...
Anonymous
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