Where 'impact' is understood as pernicious harm, or at least the likelihood
of it, it is greatest in data vocabularies touching financial reporting and
intended to 'open the silos of information' by bisecting them with a common
vocabulary between the producers and the consumers of data. As the broadest
in its 'horizontal' scope of such vocabularies, and in its ambitions for
general use, XBRL must currently be reckoned to have the greatest 'impact'.
Respectfully,
Walter Perry
Jonathan Robie wrote:
> If you had to guess, how would you answer this question: What are the top
> 10 commercial XML vocabularies in terms of industry impact?
>
> Jonathan
