Pledge “DenmarkODF”
"I will support Denmark in going ODF but only if 50 other local people will do the same."
— Jan Wildeboer, Open Standards Evangelist (contact)
Deadline to sign up by: 2nd February 2010
56 people signed up (6 over target)
Country: Denmark
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The danish parliament will vote on tuesday, 2nd of febraury on a Konklusionspapir that will lead to a countrywide adoption of the Open Document Format (ODF) as the only and default document format. This is a huge step for open standards in Denmark and sets a perfect role-model example for other countries to decide in similar ways. Pleasae show your support for open standards by signing here.
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Jan Wildeboer, the Pledge Creator, joined by:
- Carlo Piana
- Steve Milner
- Matěj Cepl
- Jomar Silva
- Richard Monk
- Dan Jensen
- Paul Gössinger
- Markus Tschannen
- Rui Miguel Silva Seabra
- Charles-H. Schulz
- Cleber Santz
- Boris Wenzel
- Marco Rodrigues
- Geert Janssens
- Florian Schießl
- Georg Zoche
- Pieter van Veen
- Adam Hartling
- Karsten Gerloff
- Oliver Haessler
- Dominic Hopf
- Heiko Rupp
- Torben Jaeger
- John Doe
- Klaus Lichtenwalder
- Roy Schestowitz
- Henrik Peytz
- Rob Weir
- Marti van Lin
- Dominik Sandjaja
- Alexander Stohr
- Jose Machado
- Max Rydahl Andersen
- Patrick Ohnewein
- Steve Woods
- Stefano Maffulli
- Bert Desmet
- Luca Botti
- Carl Drud
- Stephanie Werner
- Zaharioudakis Nikos
- kjell Ryder
- David Rea
- Federico Pedemonte
- Jonathan Ramirez
- Kim Johansen
- Jeroen Baten
- 9 people who did not want to give their names, 4 of whom have done the pledge
