OpenDocument Foundation's 'woes' have little to do with OpenDoc Format's future

There will never be a shortage: of those who oppose freedom and support the
rich and powerful. Will they be able to fool
all the people, all the time?

Never! There will always be at least one
holdout........ Me!; Posted by: Ole Man Posted on: 11/16/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Good luck to you! Anton Philidor | 11/16/07

OK cynthia.joffrion@... | 11/16/07

Good summation. Anton Philidor | 11/16/07

Thank you Anton Ole Man | 11/16/07

"ectosymbiotic"? Anton Philidor | 11/16/07

I would have thought Ole Man | 11/17/07

Wow David, thanks! zaine_ridling | 11/18/07

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