Correction -- GCN

Correction

Sep 20, 2007

A statement in a technical sidebar in GCN's Sept. 10 story on Open XML incorrectly implied that element-naming rules exist for International Organization for Standardization/International Electrotechnical Commission metadata registries. The ISO/IEC standard does not specify any standard naming convention. It only specifies how a naming convention should be documented.

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