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Microsoft is Doing to ‘Open Source’ (OSI) What it Did to W3C

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Roy Schestowitz
Sep 28, 2017

The corporate/mainstream media keeps telling us that Microsoft has changed and can now be trusted within its competition, but this media merely plays along with an expensive PR campaign which is intended to shift attention and systematically launder Microsoft’s reputation
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