OSCON 2010: Sam Johnston and Benjamin Black, "What We Need Are Standards in the Cloud"
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Sam Johnston (Google),
Benjamin Black,
Patrick Kerpan (Cohesive Flexible Technologies),
Subra Kumaraswamy (eBay, Inc.),
Mark Masterson (CSC),
Stephen O'Grady (Redmonk)"What We Need Are Standards in the Cloud"
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"de facto" vs "de jure" standards, I guess that's all the difference he's talking about, they are all standards, which means "something that a bunch of people use". Also, I think it does matter what kind of standard is used, especially when commercial interests go against any community interest.
punkgode 6 months ago