Sim, no BRM os paises possem trocar os seus votos. Mais para trocar um voto de um pais que votou não com comentarios técnicos é necessario resolver issos comentarios e isso significar mutar as especificações.
Esse e o processo normal na ISO, e por isso são tão importantes. Um voto não sem boms comentarios não server para nada. Também é possible que os comentarios não tengam resolução e por tanto, o padrão seja rejeitado (isso passou com o C++/CLI da Microsoft recentemente). Abçs, //Alberto. El Viernes, 31 de Agosto de 2007 14:41, Olival Júnior escribió: > Estava lendo a notícia no fim desta msg qdo um detalhe atraiu minha > atenção: "(...) the next likely stage is ISO's ballot resolution meeting > in Geneva next February, during which the Open XML specification will be > edited and fixed in order to address the 'comments' submitted by voting > nations. At that time, ISO members can change their vote again, (...)" [ > "(...) o próximo estágio provavelmente será a reunião para votação da > ISO em Genebra no próximo fevereiro, durante a qual a especificação Open > XML será editada e corrigida para atender aos "comentários" submetidos > pelas nações votantes. Nessa ocasião, os membros da ISO podem mudar seu > voto de novo (...)"] > > Ficou a seguinte dúvida: atendidos os comentários do "não com > comentários" do voto brasileiro, por explo, o OOXML realmente vira um > padrão aceitável? > > Segue a notícia completa: > > INCITS Confirms: U.S. to Vote for Open XML in ISO > Eric Lai, ComputerWorld > > The United States member group to the ISO standards body on Wednesday > [2007-08-29] finalized plans to vote in favor of approving Microsoft > Corp.'s Office Open XML document format as an open standard. The > executive board of the Washington D.C.-based InterNational Committee for > Information Technology Standards (INCITS) had its final meeting on > Wednesday morning before its September 2, 2007 vote is due at the > International Organization for Standardization (ISO). "Everyone was > entrenched in their position," said Frank Farance, a longtime INCITS > board member who voted against Open XML's ratification. The INCITS board > plans to stick with the results of a vote last Thursday, in which it > approved a "Yes, with comments" position by a 12-3 margin, with one > abstention. Others that voted against Open XML's approval in INCITS > included habitual Microsoft foes IBM and Oracle Corp. The September 2 > process will tally votes by the 20 countries that are members of ISO's > Joint Technical Committee 1 (JTC-1). With countries such as Brazil and > China already announcing plans to vote against Open XML's approval, the > next likely stage is ISO's ballot resolution meeting in Geneva next > February, during which the Open XML specification will be edited and > fixed in order to address the 'comments' submitted by voting nations. At > that time, ISO members can change their vote again, with a two-thirds > majority needed to pass Open XML. > > FONTE: > http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&art >icleId=9033721 > > [ ]s, > > olival.junior > _______________________________________________ > PSL-Brasil mailing list > PSL-Brasil@listas.softwarelivre.org > http://listas.softwarelivre.org/mailman/listinfo/psl-brasil > Regras da lista: > http://twiki.softwarelivre.org/bin/view/PSLBrasil/RegrasDaListaPSLBrasil _______________________________________________ PSL-Brasil mailing list PSL-Brasil@listas.softwarelivre.org http://listas.softwarelivre.org/mailman/listinfo/psl-brasil Regras da lista: http://twiki.softwarelivre.org/bin/view/PSLBrasil/RegrasDaListaPSLBrasil
