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<title>FSFE's submission to the UK Open Standards Consultation 2012</title> <title>FSFE's submission to the UK Open Standards Consultation 2012</title>
<meta content="Definition of Open Standards, with comment on emerging standards and links to other definitions." name="description" /> <meta content="FSFE's submission to the UK Open Standards Consultation 2012" name="description" />
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<p>This is FSFE's submission to the <a href="http://consultation.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/openstandards/">UK Open Standards Consultation</a>, held by the ICT Futures team in Cabinet Office, submitted on 1st June 2012.</p> <p>This is FSFE's submission to the <a href="http://consultation.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/openstandards/">UK Open Standards Consultation</a>, held by the ICT Futures team in Cabinet Office, submitted on 1st June 2012.</p>
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<h2>Chapter 1</h2> <h2>Chapter 1: Criteria for Open Standards</h2>
<h3>1. How does this definition of open standard compare to your view of what makes a standard 'open'?</h3> <h3>1. How does this definition of open standard compare to your view of what makes a standard 'open'?</h3>