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Not really. That is what open standards are for. If you make sure your tool communicates and stores data in open formats you are not locked in, since any other
by erikb 10y ago
Not really. That is what open standards are for. If you make sure your tool communicates and stores data in open formats you are not locked in, since any other tool that can read these standards can work with your data as well, import it, represent it in its own flair etc.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoBut we don't have one yet. Work is being done, but the standard isn't finished or supported by the majority.