> You don't seem to understand what the phrase "locked-in" means. A document format that is open and documented is not lock-in at all. An open document format

> You don't seem to understand what the phrase "locked-in" means. A document format that is open and documented is not lock-in at all. An open document format in the context of a government is only as good as the integrations made with these formats. What you seem to not understand is why the "poor saps" are locked into Google, Oracle etc. Because OSS is incapable of understanding that a format or a protocol on their own are worth nothing