Alex Fletcher gives his choice for ODF icons. There are more examples from which you can choose. I support ODF because it is the open standard that focused on interoperability and freedom from tools and vendors. Very much in favor of us users. Will ODF die? I do not think so. Even Microsoft Office 2007 is not fully compliant with OOXML, and there seems to be a doubt about what facets of OOXML are open for others to implement. I think ODF will stay as an open standard for documents. If you can come up with ideas for icons, go ahead and contribute.
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