Open Document Format marching on
Open document format is that new fileformat for Office suites, ISO certified and genuinely an open standard.
Its been busy in ODF land, since early may the ISO certification came through we have seen the market accept this standard in an amazing speed. Governments are not well known for moving fast, and yet we have this long list of successes.
Belgian government chooses OpenDocument, ODF in Denmark, Key India official endorses OpenDocument and naturally Massachusetts is still going strong. The ODF Alliance certainly is not sitting still either.
Oh, and this one is nice too; ODFReader: Firefox Add-on Released. How is that for support Smiling
This probably means that we got critical mass. Enough people take the idea seriously to start that snowball effect and get more people on board to fix problems and to continue getting new people to hop on the bandwagon. At this point I should probably state why this idea is better than any other.
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