Mass. bill endangers OpenDocument decision

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Good, it should never have passed to begin with.

This is what happens when something is approved without the higher up's permission or understanding. They finally "Got It" when the higher ups couldn't run any of their MS programs. So now a task force to investigate is to make it look official and objective. Multiformats are starting to look very attractive. Wait until they tell the voters they have to pay someone to setup OO on their computer, the grandmother types. Why doesn't the state butt out of our lives. They are very stupid.

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