[odf-discuss] CompTia in Malaysia lobbying for votes

[Alexandro Colorado]

Interesting they are referring to as 'standards' and not open  
standards. This means that they believe standards can be proprietary  
which is in itself broken.

i.e. Standards for drawing.
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Quoting Yoon Kit Yong <yoonkit at gmail.com>:

> Please read and comment! I will be writing an openmalaysiablog post soon:
>
> http://star-techcentral.com/tech/story.asp?file=/2007/6/12/corpit/17896408&sec=corpit
>
>
> The most bizarre paragraph is of course this:
>
> "And as counterintuitive as it might seem, standards should not exclude
> intellectual properties, and there should be more than one standard in any
> given area."
>
>
> yk.