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> So far I've heard the following items (in no particular order)
>
> 1) A conformance test of ODF documents and implementations, i.e., test the
> formal shall's and should's, etc.
> 2) An Acid-style test of ODF implementations, i.e., feature and
> rendering-oriented, essentially highlighting ODF features that are not
> widely implemented (or implemented correctly) but are desired (by whom???)
> 3) A comprehensive test suite of atomic (single feature) tests
> 4) A formal profile of ODF for portability and archiving, aka ODF/A
> 5) A formal profile of ODF for browser-based applications
> 6) A formal profile of ODF for mobile devices
> 7) A report on best practices for authoring portable documents
> 8) A periodic interoperability report on the state of ODF
> interoperability, with specific recommendations for implementors.
>
> What did I miss?
>
> Let's get the list complete
Hmm how/where would the specific interoperability needs of persons
with disabilities get addressed?
Greetings,
Norbert
