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by rglullis
279 days ago
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So, no. None of your examples are equivalent to OOXML. The implementations were first opened up and then standardized. OOXML was the other way around: Microsoft had a standard and tried to enshrine into a standard and force others to waste time and resources to be compatible. |
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That is why I explicitly made references to specific versions as turning points, as I expected the usual FOSS advocacy replies.