pues el OOXML de Microsoft no ha conseguido el ISO
Acabo de leer, a través de Barrapunto, la nota oficial de ISO sobre la votación. Necesitaban un 66.66% de votos positivos y menos de un 25% de votos negativos, y han tenido un 53% de votos positivos y un 26% de votos negativos. No ha pasado, y me alegro. Ahora parece que se abre un proceso de discusión sobre los comentarios que acompañaban a los votos. Copio lo que explican sobre el tema:
Comments that accompanied the votes will be discussed at a ballot resolution meeting (BRM) to be organized by the relevant subcommittee of ISO/IEC JTC 1 (SC 34, Document description and processing languages) in February 2008 in Geneva, Switzerland.
The objective of the meeting will be to review and seek consensus on possible modifications to the document in light of the comments received along with the votes. If the proposed modifications are such that national bodies then wish to withdraw their negative votes, and the above acceptance criteria are then met, the standard may proceed to publication.
Otherwise, the proposal will have failed and this fast-track procedure will be terminated. This would not preclude subsequent re-submission under the normal ISO/IEC standards development rules.
Microsoft ha tropezado, ahora hay que confiar en que en febrero se descarte la propuesta dentro de este proceso. Es una buena noticia para el software libre.
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