Dear Reader,
 
Position:
 
  ODA (Office Document Architecture) provides a standard for
  document interchange (Office Document Interchange Format,
  ODIF). The ODIF may in a sense be seen as a pendant of the
  tag format as defined by the SGML declarations part. The
  way raster or geometric graphics and character contents are
  exchanged in ODA is not part of the SGML standard, as the
  interpretation of such data parts are left to the
  application. It is however likely that such 'content
  portions' will be standardized under SGML in the near
  future. In the area of content descriptions ODA standards
  may be merged into an 'extended SGML'.
 
Do you think this is a correct statement?
 
Arjan Loeffen