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I think that, ultimately, Apple have as much ability to define what an Open Standard means as the FSF within the context of what they are saying. As it happens
by ErrantX 17y ago
I think that, ultimately, Apple have as much ability to define what an Open Standard means as the FSF within the context of what they are saying.
As it happens I think I agree with where Jobs is coming from... or rather I think this letter nit picks at a specific phrase (Open Standard) that SJ's was just using in a different way to how the FSF would.
Ultimately what Jobs meant by Open Standard was reasonably apparent (for the reasons laid out in this letter!) so nit picking over it seems a meta point.