A list of OOXML incidents for countries whose name begins with a [D-G].

We're beginning to assemble a list of irregular OOXML incidents that were covered here before.

We're almost done with the list of nations and selected accompanying observations (letters P to S).

Several more countries have examples of OOXML problems noted (a few days remain for an appeal)

This is the last portion and some concluding words on what to do next.

Rob Weir is reporting some very disturbing news about shenanigans in the OOXML ISO process

You may have read our background article about ODF and OOXML and why Red Hat believes OOXML should not be approved as an ISO standard. This time, we focus on how the standardization process has been compromised at ISO.

OOXML misconduct noted once again as punishment appears to be looming.

In light of the systematic abuse and the demise of ISO, which IBM loudly protested against [1, 2], we shall no longer let this process remain secretive. We finally have complete copies of the documents which the shenanigans keep behind passwords (unlike ODF which they attack).