Rebuttal to Rob Weir on a So-called ‘OpenDocument Format Civil War’
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Quoting:Rob Weir's original post is far more thoughtful and informative than Roy's cockeyed rant.
Agreed. I find the quality of Roy's posts decreasing in quality lately. But hey, I just post them as I find them :-)
>Agreed.
Wow!! We gotta find more of those kinds of things.
Wow!! We gotta find more of those kinds of things.
> I find the quality of Roy's posts decreasing in quality lately.
Is that possible?
Must be 'interesting' living your entire life to show the evils of one business deal.
Is that possible?
Must be 'interesting' living your entire life to show the evils of one business deal.
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I loved his paragraph on OOXML saying, essentially, that it is simply a stopgap rush job and that he doesn't believe Microsoft really intends to use it as a foundation for the future because it is so badly engineered.
Logical, sensible, but reflects his tenure IBM, a place that makes some effort not to ride bad engineering. I would never presume Microsoft will shy away from something simply because it is a steaming pile of crap.