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Hi Christoph,

"Christoph Schäfer" wrote:
First, how did you manage to do this? Did you have access to the ISO
spec? And if so, would you be prepared to share the spec (or the
required information) with other open source projects?

Yes, individual contributors have access to the relevant
specs. Unfortunately, for PDF/A, the ISO owns the copyright, thus the
documents cannot be easily redistributed.

The non-accessibility of standardisation documents (in various ways)
is a way to render a standard non-open, in the view of e.g. the
FSFE. IIRC ISO working groups can flag a standards document as freely
redistributable prior to publication, so perhaps poking the folks at
pdfa.org could help? There's also sometimes draft versions of upcoming
standards available from their page.

Cheers,

-- Thorsten

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