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Otvoreni standardi

Otvoreni standardi omogućuju slobodno dijeljenje raznih podataka s visokim stupnjem vjernosti standarda. Onemogućuju stvaranje zavisnosti i drugih umjetnih granica prema interoperabilnosti te promiču izbor između proizvođača i tehnoloških rješenja. FSFE-ov rad na otvorenim standardima ima za cilj pobrinuti se da prelazak na slobodan softver ili između rješenja u slobodnom softveru bude jednostavan.

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Važnost otvorenih standarda usko je vezana za efekt umrežavanja i zbog toga drastično raste. Nagrada za vlasničke proizvođače za izigravanje sustava raste kao i trošak za korisnike softvera.

Vlade i nevladine organizacije od javnog interesa uključujući grupe koje se brinu o slobodi natjecanja ili prava potrošača općenito su glasni zagovornici otvorenih standarda. Uobičajeni kritičari su proizvođači vlasničkog softvera i zastupnici njihovih interesa. Jedna od stvari koju kritičari često žele istaći je inherentan sukob između inovacije i standardizacije.

Standardizacija namjerno ograničava promjene u tehnološkoj osnovi uključujući i inovacije. Ova su ograničenja uvedena kako bi omogućila naknadne inovacije od bilo koje strane koja ima pristup standardu, a ne samo strani koja kontrolira tehnološku osnovu. Stoga standardi ograničavaju mogućnost inovacije jedne strane kako bi na osnovi standarda omogućili inovacije više različitih strana.

Otvoreni standardi svima omogućuju takve inovacije u kojima inicijalni razvijatelj platforme ne može ograničiti druge u inovaciji ili natjecanju.

FSFE-ovi ciljevi uključuju slobodu od nastajanja zavisnosti kao i mogućnost inoviranja i natjecanja svih zainteresiranih. Zbog toga je FSFE glasan zagovornik otvorenih standarda.

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FSFE responds to UK Open Standards Consultation

01 June 2012:

FSFE has submitted its response [Update: see as PDF version or HTML version] to a public consultation by the UK Government, concerning a definition of Open Standards and a policy for increasing their use in the UK's public sector. If the policy is applied boldly and proactively, the UK stands to greatly gain from increased competition in the software market, with much greater opportunities for small companies. On the other hand, even minor lapses in implementation could derail the policy entirely.

FSFE responds to UK Open Standards Consultation

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