MSOOXML Abuses a Prelude to Battle for the Web
boycottnovell.com — "Microsoft wishes to exploit its broken OOXML — with SharePoint tags (as part of the ’standard’) — to build a Web-based framework of lock-in. Call it Live Lock-in if you will…"
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