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Story: Details emerge of 'shocking' OOXML meeting
Does that mean we should do nothing?
The sad thing about attitudes like this is that it does make further market domination so much easier for Microsoft. To say that because standards battles have been lost in the past and perhaps with OOXML, lost here, such battles will always be lost. As a result, Microsoft will always win and so, what is the point does smack of defeatism.
Come on, even Microsoft, like any good hunter, must enjoy the thrill of the chase!
Personally, I believe this current fight is in the balance. From here on in it will be down to which authorities have the steeliest nerve. Open standards are good. Vendor-dominated standards are bad (usually).
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Story: Details emerge of 'shocking' OOXML meeting
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Regrettably .... Moley -
Microsoft does not want a standard, they want... lars -
Does that mean we should do nothing? Colin Barker
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It's not all doom and gloom ego.sum.stig -
'shocking' OOXML meeting ator1940 -
If OOXML is approved .... Moley -
Not the end Andrew Meredith -
I guess there is also the chance of... ego.sum.stig







