(See corrected event link below!) This starts in a bit over an hour. It is the delayed tweet-chat on cloud standards that got rescheduled from a couple of weeks ago due to the impact on the US Eastern seaboard from the effects of Hurricane Sandy. Please join at 2:00 pm Eastern US time today if possible. All that is needed is to follow the link below for information, or search on and make Twitter posts with the hashtag #CloudViews. Please post on any topics of relevance from your point of view. Look up the event time in your time zone at the link below: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=%23Cloudviews+Tweet+chat%2C+Topic%3A+Cloud+Standards&iso=20121113T14&p1=179&ah=1 Event information link: Correction: Questions here: http://bit.ly/SSOtNs<http://bit.ly/SSOtNs> Here are the questions: Q1. Are #cloud standards important? If so, why? #CloudViews Q2. Do #cloud standards inhibit innovation? #CloudViews Q3. Are there too many or too few #cloud standards groups? Why? #CloudViews Q4. Does it ever make sense to ignore or go against a cloud standard? If so, when? #CloudViews Q5. Which are the most useful or most valuable cloud standards today? Why? #CloudViews Q6. Where are #cloud standards needed most? #CloudViews Alan Begin forwarded message: Cloud Commons ‏@CloudCommons<https://twitter.com/CloudCommons> @OGFStandards<https://twitter.com/OGFStandards> Correction: Questions here: http://bit.ly/SSOtNs <http://t.co/VRwVAZ3Q>