Tu vas dire que les commités techniques des pays sont anti-MS...
Tu es en train de te foutre des commentaires officiels fait par les membres de l'ISO.
En passant, je n'ai pas mis les commentaires des commentaires officiels.
> Moi je parlais des comites techniques des pays
Ce sont les commentaires des comités techniques des pays.
1. OASIS ODF TC mailing list archives are public for anyone to read
2. OASIS ODF TC public comment list archives are public for anyone to read
3. OASIS ODC meeting minutes, for every one of our weekly teleconferences going back to 2002, are all public for anyone to read.
4. The results of ODF's ballot in ISO are public, including all of the NB comments
5. The comments on ODF from SC34 members are also public
6. The ISO Disposition of Comments report for ODF is also public for anyone to read
[...]
But what about the OOXML process?
Every single one of the above items is unavailable to the public, and in many cases cases is not available even to the JTC1 NB's who are deciding OOXML's fate.
In fact, OOXML is moving in reverse. Documents that were once public, such as the Sept 2nd. ballot results and NB comments, have been taken down and replaced with password-protected versions (Look for the DIS 29500 documents here. They all used to be available for all to download.) How do you get access to the password? The password is made available to NB points of contact "on request".
[...]
In the particular cases of these "662 responses", Ecma is hosting them on their web site, on a different password protected page. (Yes, the comments and the resolutions to the comments are on two different web sites with two different passwords.)
La façon dont OOXML va (peut-être) avoir la certification ISO est une honte.
> Moi je parlais des comites techniques des pays
Aparament tu sais que MS fait tout pour planquer les commentaires des pays. Mais c'est raté. Pas trop énervé ?
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Tu es en train de te foutre des commentaires officiels fait par les membres de l'ISO.
En passant, je n'ai pas mis les commentaires des commentaires officiels.
> Moi je parlais des comites techniques des pays
Ce sont les commentaires des comités techniques des pays.
> Hahahaha...
Tu es si navrant, que tu ne fais plus rire.
http://www.dis29500.org/ a été fait car MS fait tout de façon opaque.
http://www.robweir.com/blog/2007/12/662-resolutions-but-only(...)
Let's review how things worked with ODF.
1. OASIS ODF TC mailing list archives are public for anyone to read
2. OASIS ODF TC public comment list archives are public for anyone to read
3. OASIS ODC meeting minutes, for every one of our weekly teleconferences going back to 2002, are all public for anyone to read.
4. The results of ODF's ballot in ISO are public, including all of the NB comments
5. The comments on ODF from SC34 members are also public
6. The ISO Disposition of Comments report for ODF is also public for anyone to read
[...]
But what about the OOXML process?
Every single one of the above items is unavailable to the public, and in many cases cases is not available even to the JTC1 NB's who are deciding OOXML's fate.
In fact, OOXML is moving in reverse. Documents that were once public, such as the Sept 2nd. ballot results and NB comments, have been taken down and replaced with password-protected versions (Look for the DIS 29500 documents here. They all used to be available for all to download.) How do you get access to the password? The password is made available to NB points of contact "on request".
[...]
In the particular cases of these "662 responses", Ecma is hosting them on their web site, on a different password protected page. (Yes, the comments and the resolutions to the comments are on two different web sites with two different passwords.)
La façon dont OOXML va (peut-être) avoir la certification ISO est une honte.
> Moi je parlais des comites techniques des pays
Aparament tu sais que MS fait tout pour planquer les commentaires des pays. Mais c'est raté. Pas trop énervé ?