Microsoft enters the Linux Foundation's event and Novell dominates a panel (40% of which are paid Novell employees)

Red Hat too seems to have realised that Citrix (with XenSource) is just a vassal of Microsoft

Following Microsoft's hijack of the main virtualisation options, Red Hat turns its back on Xen

Microsoft moves into vapourware mode again; Vista 7 [sic] already hijack-able

Novell is fed by Microsoft and it also serves Microsoft, this latest situation being a possible new example (Microsoft and Novell try to hijack OOO.)

Microsoft is befriending F/OSS people in the Philippines, 'extending' IronPython, even Perl... while at the same time attacking F/OSS

The Times of India, a respectable publication, has just published an article with the headline: “MS says it won open source war.” This refers only to the OOXML fiasco. So, what on earth is “open source” here (mind another hijack of this term) and what makes this a win, let alone a “war”?

Reasonable suspicion that FUD against ARM (with GNU/Linux only) has already begun

I submit though, that the job isn't over, but incomplete. The ISO seriously needs to look at fixing how Microsoft attempted to hijack the process to suit their own gain, and ignore the real purpose of International Standards.