On Sun, Mar 17, 2013 at 11:13 AM, Louis Suárez-Potts
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Rob, or anyone else involved in ODF development and advocacy:
>

I can help here.  Doing this via email is best for me.

-Rob

> Would you be interested in a very short interview, conducted via IM or email? 
> The questions would be of this sort:
>
> * What is an open standard document and why is it important to users and 
> developers?
>
> * What does a standard do and how is a document standard maintained? And by 
> which body?
>
> * Is innovation affected? That is, how are innovations, of whatever nature, 
> accommodated by the standards process?
>
> * Numerous office suites now support, to a greater or lesser extent, ODF 1.2. 
> In very general terms, how interoperable are those implementations? Clearly, 
> a definitive answer would depend upon the actual document and its properties, 
> so let's stay general.
>
> * The "cloud" is in the press (ad nauseum). Does an open standard for 
> documents (e.g., ODF or OOXML) have any bearing here for users and 
> developers? (A vague question, to be interpreted as you will.)
>
> * Since the beginning of time, or so it seems, we've been asked about 
> OpenOffice on the iPad (or Android or Chrome device). What limits porting AOO 
> to iOS or Android (or any other OS for a mobile device). If there are no 
> limits, then why would you think we do not see such apps now?
>
> Personal:
> * What is it that you do?
>
> * How long have you been involved in developing ODF?
>
> * Where do you think ODF is going and what are the impellers?
>
> * Where can people contribute? And what sort of knowledge would be required 
> or is desired?
>
>
> -more questions than I imagined when I first imagined this….
>
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