On 25/11/2011, Italo Vignoli <italo.vignoli@quorum-pr.com> wrote:
Unfortunately (for you and the people who share the same idea), history
shows that going face to face against Microsoft is the wrong strategy.
Cannot see how active promoting odf instead of passive promotion of m$
is a wrong strategy.
I have written exactly the opposite of what you understand (I am not a
native English speaker, so is my fault). I have written that users who
know the advantages of ODF should become evangelists of the format and
suggest to other users to use ODF, because MS Office reads and writes
ODF (although in a limited way).
The fact is a significant proportion of users have no interest in
promoting odf; their primary personal benefit is their ability to use
LO to send m$ formats to recipients.
Pissing off users by sending them formats that they are not able to read
(most users do not even know the concept of file formats), will not
achieve any result other than alienating the reputation of the software
used to produce the unreadable formats.
This is weak; did youtube fail because initially web browsers did not
have flash plug-in technology? No, the content was so strong, flash
became a de facto multimedia standard driven by user demand.
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