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osallistumisesta ja muusta tältä sivulta. There is no
universally accepted definition of what constitutes an Open
Standard and no shortage of proposals. Links to some of them
have been included below. FSFE did not want to propose yet
another definition. We decided to go with the definition of an
Open Standard that was developed as part of the preparations for
Certified Open. Work on this definition began before FSFE's
involvement on the project and was initially based on the
definition in the European Interoperability Framework (EIF) of
the European Commission. In a dialog involving various key
players in industry, politics and community, the definition was
reworked into a definition of five points that found consensus
among all the involved. The definition has subsequently been
adopted by the SELF EU Project, the 2008 Geneva Declaration on
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