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Cor Nouws wrote:
Andreas Säger wrote (23-08-11 17:21)> In my honest opinion, write support
for OOXML is a mistake. LibreOffice> should not help spreading a file
format which has been bribed through the> standardization boards for 2
reasons: fight the ODF standard and establish a> non-free XML format for
MS applications only.I agree with all your objections against OOXML and
the whole process.However, also without it being forced through
procedures, we would have been confronted with it anyway :-\-- 
Confronted, indeed. But the former go-oo team did not take up with that
confrontation when they added the abililty to generate OOXML. A best of
breed read-only support would have been sufficient since we have a 15 year
old mature exchange format.
Every OOXML generator helps to spread this pestilence of a file format.
Read-only access does not harm anyone.

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