Comment and Debate
The project has generated considerable online debate, in the search, content and intellectual property communities. If there are linking themes to the commentary, they are that keeping the specification simple will be critical to its successful implementation, and that the aims of the project are focussed on the needs of publishers, rather than readers. Many have seen this as a flaw.
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