- From: Chris Lilley <chris@w3.org>
- Date: Tue, 04 Jul 2000 14:15:20 +0200
- To: Shai Eden <shaieden@netvision.net.il>
- CC: www-svg@w3.org
Shai E wrote > I am an author of a web site in Israel which talks about new > technologies in the HiTech market. > We wondered if you can help us understand, what is happening to SVG? > Why did the announces on the W3C site have stopped suddenly? The last > news is from February! There has been a problem with updating the SVG page, but only since the first week of May. (Updates happen at some but not all the mirrors. The problem is being investigated.) This is the first time I heard of problems going back as far as February. I wonder if you could help me out here: please go to http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG and tell me a) the date of the top news item under 'what's new' and b) the date of 'last updated' at the bottom of that page Also, if possible, the IP address of the server www.w3.org from Israel. As to what has happened since February - a working draft of SVG was released on 3 March, for a last call period. Feedback from that has been incorporated by the SVG Working Group and a new draft is planned to be released shortly... An SVG test suite, created by the Working Group, was released to the public on 12 June; further releases with more detailed tests are planned. In terms of implementations, there have been new releases of SVG-enabled implementations since February from Adobe, Corel, CSIRO, CWI, IBM, JASC, Koala, Mozilla, and Sun; SVG support was also added to killustrator and ImageMagick. -- Chris
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