An Antic Disposition: ODF Lies and Whispers
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Saved by 5 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2009-06-12
- Thefavorista on 2009-09-25 - Tags fud , microsoft , wikipedia , ooxml , openoffice , standards , mythbusting , word_processor , office_suite
- Grahamperrin on 2009-06-26 - Tags double standards , lies , whole truth , IBM , standards , 46967 , unread , 2009
- Ognyankulev on 2009-06-25 - Tags opendocument , microsoft , socialmedia , psychology
- Marbux on 2009-06-24 - Tags double standards , lies , whole truth
- Bobsutor on 2009-06-12 - Tags OB , ODF , Microsoft , Wikipedia
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This certainly is an interesting statement. There is nothing I can point to that is false here. Everything here is 100% accurate. However, it seems to be reckless in how it neglects the most relevant facts, namely that the proposals did not make it into ODF 1.2 at Microsoft's sole election. It is as if Lee Harvey Oswald had written a note: "Went to Dallas and saw a parade today. Tried to see a movie, but had to leave early. Heard later on the radio that the President was shot". This would have been 100% accurate as well, but not the "whole truth".
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Ask the questions in public places and seek a public, on-the-record response. More people are willing to lie than face of consequences of being caught lying. That is the ultimate weakness of lies. They cannot stand the light of public exposure. Sunlight is the best antiseptic.
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