Perens Pushes "Sincere Choice" for Software

Posted by michael on Monday September 16, 2002 @07:03AM from the choose-wisely dept.

jalefkowit writes "Looks like Bruce Perens has found something to keep him occupied, now that he's parted ways with HP: the Register is covering his launch of a new political platform, "Sincere Choice", which he wrote to clarify the distinctions between the values of the open-source community and the Microsoft-funded Institute for Software Choice. Sincere Choice addresses several issues in critical to open software, including interoperability, competition by merit, open standards, and copyright."

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fave line.... by josepha48 · 2002-09-16 07:15 · Score: 1, Redundant

Competing products should interoperate with each other through open standards
Should, but thanks to MS they can't. MS has made so many pripietary(sp) standards of their own, this is where things fail.
If he can convince Billy Gates and M$ to use more open standards then I think the rest will be easy.

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