ISO Recommends Denying OOXML Appeals

ISO has responded to the appeal launched against OOXML standardisation.  In essence ISO says that there is no grounds for appeal and that the process was just fine and dandy.

  1. All judgments made during the course of the process were appropriately made under the Directives
  2. The fact that the BRM voted on all proposed resolutions in some fashion satisfies the Directives
  3. The fact that a sufficient percentage of National Bodies (NBs) ultimately voted to approve DIS 29500 ratifies the process and any flaws in that process
  4. Many objections, regardless of their merits, are irrelevant to the appeals process

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