Rebotando he leído esto:
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This widespread participation and support is consistent with the rapid adoption of the Ecma Office Open XML file formats across multiple platforms and products from a wide range of IT vendors (including Apple, Novell, Corel, Sun, Microsoft, Java developers and Linux distributors), creating real value for IT users around the globe.
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¿Esto es cierto? Yo creo que no, porque más adelante dice:
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The Ecma Office Open XML file formats are being rapidly adopted across multiple platforms and products from a wide range of IT vendors, creating real value for IT users around the globe. Thousands of companies from 67 countries on six continents have raised their voices in support of Open XML and its ratification by ISO/IEC at http://www.openxmlcommunity.org. |
¿Desde cuándo hay empresas de desarrollo en la Antártida? ¿Acaso
Tux es algo más que un simple logotipo?
Por cierto:
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As well, the open standard has also been gaining broad adoption across the software industry for use on a variety of platforms - including Linux, Windows(R), Mac OS and the Palm OS.
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¿Por qué solamente Windows tiene la (R)? Linux, MacOS y PalmOS también son marcas registradas. ¡Cuánta prepotencia y falta de respeto!
Me suena a pura propaganda (que no publicidad).
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