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Hi,

I saw with great pleasure the publication of the implementer's notes for
LibreOffice at
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/ODF_Implementer_Notes.

However - as I read thru the list of extensions and the rest of the
documentation on the page, I got a bit confused to the purpose of the
implementer's notes for LibreOffice.

If I should guess, the purpose of the implementer's notes would be to
facilitate better interop between LibreOffice and other implementations in
its ecosystem. The list of extensions go a long way towards achieving this
goal.

However, it can never stand on its own.

What is missing is clearly the delta between the implementation of
LibreOffice and ODF itself - in other words: what parts of ODF is not
implemented in LibreOffice? A classic example of this would be missing
support in LibreOffice of the chart type "gantt". Do you have any plan to
include information like this in the implementer's notes?

And finally - the list of extensions to OOF seems incomplete. When
LibreOffice 3.6 was announced, a rather large list of new functions were
added to LibreOffice, and they do not seem to appear in OOF itself . The
list I saw can be found here : http://goo.gl/ha5lB (sorry, I only have it
in Danish).

Thanks for your attention :-)

-- 
Jesper Lund Stocholm
www.idippedut.dk
SC34/WG4 http://www.itscj.ipsj.or.jp/sc34/wg4/

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