> The reason this is not so is that Microsoft is trying to spin the
> apparent "support" of GNOME into proof that OOXML is not bad for
> free software.
Such a risk is always there. People who base their information on what
one side of a story says are doomed to hear everything but truth in 99%
of situations.
If that occurred only at random due to carelessness, we could dismiss
it that way. However, it seems that Microsoft pays people to
systematically give officials one-sided pictures. We should follow
the advice of people in the anti-OOXML campaign when they report
on what they see.
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