14 January + 1 day: where are the ECMA comments *published*?

Summary:

Xmlguru.cz is publishing its opinion on whether the ECMA solutions are satisfactory resolving the czech comments. But the public readers of his blog don't have access to the ECMA comments. We are 14 January + 1 day, thus the question: "Where are the ECMA comments *published*?".

14 January + 1 day: where are the ECMA comments *published*?

zoobab 15 Jan 2008 17:24

Xmlguru.cz is publishing its opinion on whether the ECMA solutions are satisfactory resolving the czech comments. But the public readers of his blog don't have access to the ECMA website, which is obstructing the publication of the comments by a password. We are 14 January + 1 day, thus the question: "Where are the ECMA comments *published*?".

Can ECMA, Microsoft and ISO work in the day light, or continue their little discussion in dark closed rooms? Who will switch the light on?

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Re: 14 January + 1 day: where are the ECMA comments *published*?

podmokle 16 Jan 2008 12:52

"Microsoft has filed a patent for software that can monitor a worker's productivity. The system would allow managers to monitor workers temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, body movements, and facial expressions."

Now we understand how the comments resolutions sweat shop worked. ;-)

Re: 14 January + 1 day: where are the ECMA comments *published*?

dougm 16 Jan 2008 18:03

The ECMA comments are here:

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=check_download&ufid=0E674E3F139C8C27&key=fc5831420f5bfeed9453494e4edb71c5e11f1c33

Re: 14 January + 1 day: where are the ECMA comments *published*?

arebenti 17 Jan 2008 02:29

Congrats! Sweat shop seems to be the right phrase. Looks like hard, hard work.

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