It seems there has been a lot of suspicion lately surrounding SVG( take a look at the thread currently goingn on at egroups.com ). Adobe would definately not orchestrate a delay. They have invested the most resources in SVG of any company I know of. -josh zeidner Brooklyn Media Labs, LLC. >Dear svg org, > >When is svg expected to be a w3c recommendation? This standard has been >moving at a snails pace recently, and the release of two successive "last >call" specs is disheartening for those of us relying on the new standard. > >Because the standard has "missed" the development window for new versions >of >ie and netscape, the wide use of svg will be postponed by at least 2 years. >I believe that major players such as Microsoft and Adobe orchestrated this >delay so that they could squeeze more profit out of their non-svg graphics >software, and the w3c has been duped into this gambit. > >What can you say to dissuade me? > > >Regards, > >Lawrence > ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.comReceived on Monday, 17 July 2000 16:46:23 GMT
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