Document Freedom Day will be in a week. What is DFD?
According to documentfreedom.org , it is:
"the international day of Open Standards and
happens every year on the last Wednesday of March. It is a day to come
together and raise attention towards the ever growing importance of Open
Standards for all aspects of our digital communication and information
accessibility."
I remember that once, I celebrated it sending to all my colleagues a "freedom test". It was just a regular mail with a short explanation and an .odt file. If they could not open it, they could realize that they were not free. My small campaign had a modest rate of success, at least to make people question their choices.
I wonder if I should do something similar this year...
FDF day!!
ResponderEliminarI think that, by now, the ones who still use other formats do out of recalcitrance.