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The writer is either disingenuous, deadpan satiric, dumb, or dem
The writer is either disingenuous, deadpan satiric, dumb, or demented. He "confuses" Office 2007 compatibility with OOXML compatibility. He glosses over the different natures of OOXML and ODF. . . . I don't think he can POSSIBLY be this dumb, so I'm hoping for deadpan satiric; but I'm afraid it's just another disingenuous attempt to write something that will get comments and inflame the flamers. The link below is to a document that looks at the differences in the two "open" standards. It tilts to the ODF side, but I can't find a single factual error, just conclusions that may be valued differently.
http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/odf_ooxml_technical_white_papere.com/articles/odf_ooxml_technical_white_paper