Lachlan Hunt wrote: > Users want an increasingly dynamic and interactive experience on the > web. Providing dynamic graphics is one way in which this can be > achieved. So by providing examples where dynamic and interactive > graphics have been used in the past, demonstrates the need for canvas. No, it does not. Following your own insistence that WG members focus on the /problem/ rather than on potential solutions, "examples where dynamic and interactive graphics have been used in the past" demonstrate the need for "dynamic and interactive graphics". They do /not/ demonstrate a need for "canvas", which is (one of many possible) solutions. Philip TaylorReceived on Sunday, 29 July 2007 19:19:52 GMT
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