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29.01.09

About X, Y, Z - and devils hiding in detail.

Directions magazine has a story 'A History of the Order of X, Y and Z – and Why It's Important' by Sam Bacharach, Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc..

The story is worth reading, the wave of comments certainly is also.

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Stefan Knecht
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