Quitte a lire les blogs myster thedude fait le correctement y compris les réponses car tu aurais vu que Rob Weir a expliqué pourquoi il n'était pas à Redmond. C'est bête son planning est plus tourné autour de celui de ODF et de IBM (son employeur) qu'autour de celui de Microsoft, et donc il se trouvait en Chine pour une réunion ... sur ODF ou Microsoft était convié et n'a pas daigné se montrer (Je suppose que la date de la réunion en Chine avait "légérement" était donné plus tôt...). De même je te laisse lire le pourquoi il n'a pas pu tester avant le SP2 c'est amusant je trouve...
1) Yes, I was invited to attend Microsoft's DII event in Redmond. This event was schedule to occur immediately before an interoperability event organized by the OASIS ODF Adoption TC in Beijing. I was busy helping organizing that much larger and more inclusive event, which saw the participation of IBM, Sun, Google, Novel, RedFlag and other implementers of ODF. Microsoft was invited to that and did not attend. Given the choice between a single-vendor event and a community-lead event, I'll jump at the opportunity to participate in a real, multi-implementation community event.
2) Yes, I was offered a copy of the beta version of Office 2007 SP2. But when I inquired what the license on it was, I was told by Microsoft, "We'll need to get back to you on that". They never did.
If Microsoft feels that they are being treated unfairly on the TC, or disagrees with any of my actions or inactions as Chair, then there is a dispute escalation process that you can avail yourself of, up through the OASIS Board of Directors, of which Microsoft is a member. But for now I'm going to continue to call it as I see it.
If you read carefully, my original post was quite critical of Sun's move to ODF 1.2 draft as a default, and my previous post was critical of the CleverAge plugin's namespace treatment. Microsoft got the brunt of the criticism, because, compared to the other implementations, SP2 did the dumbest things. Rather than complain, you should send me a check for the QA work I'm doing on your product.
[^] # Re: trollons ensemble
Posté par Anonyme . En réponse au journal une grande semaine.... Évalué à 2.
1) Yes, I was invited to attend Microsoft's DII event in Redmond. This event was schedule to occur immediately before an interoperability event organized by the OASIS ODF Adoption TC in Beijing. I was busy helping organizing that much larger and more inclusive event, which saw the participation of IBM, Sun, Google, Novel, RedFlag and other implementers of ODF. Microsoft was invited to that and did not attend. Given the choice between a single-vendor event and a community-lead event, I'll jump at the opportunity to participate in a real, multi-implementation community event.
2) Yes, I was offered a copy of the beta version of Office 2007 SP2. But when I inquired what the license on it was, I was told by Microsoft, "We'll need to get back to you on that". They never did.
If Microsoft feels that they are being treated unfairly on the TC, or disagrees with any of my actions or inactions as Chair, then there is a dispute escalation process that you can avail yourself of, up through the OASIS Board of Directors, of which Microsoft is a member. But for now I'm going to continue to call it as I see it.
If you read carefully, my original post was quite critical of Sun's move to ODF 1.2 draft as a default, and my previous post was critical of the CleverAge plugin's namespace treatment. Microsoft got the brunt of the criticism, because, compared to the other implementations, SP2 did the dumbest things. Rather than complain, you should send me a check for the QA work I'm doing on your product.