SVG fonts in OpenType (was: minutes, 26 January 2012 SVG WG telcon)

All,

in last week's meeting, there was a discussion on the state of OpenType
fonts that contain SVG glyphs.
I pinged Sairus Patel from Adobe on his status. He told me that he's
participating in the community group (
http://www.w3.org/community/svgopentype) and will provide a more detailed
proposal at the Fed 6-10 MPEG meeting.

Rik

On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 1:56 PM, Rik Cabanier <cabanier@adobe.com> wrote:

> Hello, please find below the minutes from the SVG WG telcon.****
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> http://www.w3.org/2012/01/26-svg-minutes.html****
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>    [1]W3C****
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>                                - DRAFT -****
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>                    SVG Working Group Teleconference****
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> 26 Jan 2012****
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>    [2]Agenda****
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> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-svg-wg/2012JanMar/0038.html****
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>    See also: [3]IRC log****
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>       [3] http://www.w3.org/2012/01/26-svg-irc****
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> Attendees****
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>    Present****
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>           +1.206.734.aaaa, ed, cabanier, heycam, krit, cyril, Tav,****
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>           ChrisL, [Microsoft]****
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>    Regrets****
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>    Chair****
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>           ed****
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>    Scribe****
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>           cabanier****
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> Contents****
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>      * [4]Topics****
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>          1. [5]CSS Transforms and the behavior of SVG DOM****
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>          2. [6]OpenType and SVG****
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>          3. [7]SVG2 Requirements****
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>          4. [8]http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/WG/wiki/SVG2_Requirements***
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>             _Input#text-align****
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>          5. [9]http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/WG/wiki/SVG2_Requirements***
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>             _Input#xml:id****
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>          6. [10]role, rel, rev, about, content, datatype, property,****
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>             resource, typeof****
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>          7. [11]http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/WG/wiki/SVG2_Requirement***
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>             s_Input#display-align****
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>          8. [12]buffered rendering****
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>      * [13]Summary of Action Items****
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>    <trackbot> Date: 26 January 2012****
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>    <krit> Zakim: and me?****
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>    <krit> Zakim: who's here****
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>    <scribe> scribenick: cabanier****
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> CSS Transforms and the behavior of SVG DOM****
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>    [14]http://www.w3.org/Graphics/fx/wiki/Merged_Transforms#CSSOM_issue***
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> http://www.w3.org/Graphics/fx/wiki/Merged_Transforms#CSSOM_issues****
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>    krit: I'm working on the merged css transform specification****
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>    <krit> [15]http://www.w3.org/Graphics/fx/wiki/Merged_Transforms****
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>      [15] http://www.w3.org/Graphics/fx/wiki/Merged_Transforms****
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>    krit: I found some possible SVG DOM issues****
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>    ... issue 11****
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>    Issue 11: Interaction of SVG DOMs SVGTransformList and SVGTransform****
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>    to the CSS property****
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>    On transforming the SVG attribute transform' to a presentation****
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>    attribute, the interaction of SVG DOM with CSSOM must be clarified.****
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>    value can just be influenced by the unique SVGTransformList, CSS had***
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>    different cascading. Like described for CSSOm above, it is difficult***
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>    to map cascading to the one-dimensional hierarchy, since different****
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>    style sheets can affect the style of an element and there for can****
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>    have different affects to computed style. Computed itself style****
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>    doesn't allow modifications.****
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>    krit: how can SVG DOM work with CSS?****
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>    ... my proposal is to add a new stylesheet****
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>    <krit> Follow other presenattion attributes with transform****
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>    <krit> Creating new Author style sheet****
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>    <krit> the hierarchy of the author style sheet is after UA style****
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>    sheets and before other author style sheets****
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>    <krit> SVG DOM should reflect the new created style sheet****
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>    heycam: this is just make the SVG DOM expose the stylesheet****
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>    <heycam> the style sheet for the presentation attributes (the low****
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>    heycam: on first reading this sounds reasonable****
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>    ... people might be confused that CSS rules are not reflected in SVG***
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>    DOM****
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>    ... we had a discussion that make the base value the initial value****
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>    <ed> it was "inline style" not "initial value", no?****
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>    <ChrisL> yes****
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>    heycam: reading out the value would get you the animated transform****
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>    chrisl: animval is the computed val?****
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>    <ChrisL> so the base value reflects the presentation attribute and****
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>    the animval reflects the computed value****
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>    heycam: basevalue and animval can reflect different thing****
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>    krit: that is not defined at the moment****
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>    ... it makes most sense to have a list of animated values as well****
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>    <ChrisL> agree a tranfrom list is more useful****
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>    heycam: it is more useful to inspect to have a list of transform****
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>    chrisl: you can always create a matrix, but no the other way round****
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>    cyril: why is this so different?****
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>    ... is it because of the cascade?****
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>    kris: yes, the transform property has the cascade****
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>    heycam: transform is now becoming a presentation attribute and we****
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>    ... there is no access to the CSS dom from SVG. There is no .fill****
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>    krit: there is no animval/baseval to fill****
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>    heycam: I agree with Dirk's proposal. It matches what I was thinking***
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>    <heycam> I prefer Dirk's suggestion because if you don't use****
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>    transform in style="" or in CSS style sheets, then the SVG DOM for****
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>    heycam: it also works with the animval****
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>    cyril: does patrick's proposal to turn some attributes into****
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>    heycam: yes, we would want a consistent solution****
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>    ed: what does 'works with animval' mean?****
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>    <ChrisL> yes we do****
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>    <ed> issue 12****
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>    krit: can we do 3d transform on SVGTransformList?****
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>    ... we would need new interfaces for perspective, etc****
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>    <ChrisL> yes, we would****
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>    krit: do we want to extend SVG interfaces to access 3d transforms?****
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>    heycam: I don't think it's that much work, since it pretty simple****
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>    krit: I would specify that it's unresolvable. SVG DOM would just****
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>    heycam: I guess we'll have similar issue with other issues****
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>    ... ie by using 'calc' in css****
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>    krit: yes, it is a general issue****
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>    ... I would not develop SVG DOM for these use cases****
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>    heycam: yes, maybe we'll use the CSSOM to manipulate****
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>    ... if we improve the SVG DOM, should we target transform or should****
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>    heycam: ie accessing width/height of a rectangle****
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>    krit: if you have SVG length, you can drop the 'px' but not in CSS****
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>    ... I think the group should work on allowing that in CSS****
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>    heycam: in CSS you can using units, while in SVG you can't****
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>    ... ie you can use '%' in CSS while in SVG you can't****
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>    krit: maybe we should resolve % to pixel in SVG****
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>    heycam: that would be possible****
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>    ... I'm OK with returning unknown type****
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>    ed: in practice, people will use the CSSOM****
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>    ... since if you use the CSS feature, you will want to use that****
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>    interface anyway****
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>    ... we should try to make the CSSOM as good as possible****
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>    krit: yes****
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>    ... I would like to have the same features in CSSOM that we have in****
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>    ... make the CCSS interface such as transformlist live****
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>    heycam: does the combined transforms spec define any CSSOM****
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>    krit: we have not specified transformlist but have css matrix****
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>    heycam: so if you use getcomputedstyle you will get them back?****
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>    krit: changes to cssmatrix are reflected in css transform as well.****
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>    ... css transforms are more complicated than other css features****
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>    heycam: this is more a question for the CSS people****
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>    chrisl: it's not clear who is editing that.****
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>    resolution: for issue 11 and 12, we will accept the recommended****
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> OpenType and SVG****
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>    krit: the problem are not willing to implement SVG fonts****
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>    chrisl: I proposed that we implement only WOFF****
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>    ... it's very clear that mozilla and microsoft are not going to****
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>    ... there is a proposal to add SVG fonts to OpenType****
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>    ... my feeling is that is longer term than SVG2****
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>    heycam: we have an intern working on this.****
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>    ... SVG glyphs inside OpenType****
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>    chrisl: there is no consensus how this format will look like****
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>    <krit> [17]https://wiki.mozilla.org/SVGOpenTypeFonts****
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>    heycam: let me give you a link to the bug****
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>    <heycam> [18]https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=719286****
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>    heycam: I have never seen that page before****
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>    chrisl: me neither****
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>    heycam: this looks more like brainstorming****
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>    chrisl: this page should be updated with pointers to mailing lists,****
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>    ... experimentation is great though. I'm very pleased****
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>    ... sairus from Adobe is working on this****
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>    cabanier: I believe Sairus has a proposal. I can ping him.****
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>    <heycam> [19]http://www.w3.org/community/svgopentype/****
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>    chrisl: have a central location that is archived is important****
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>    ... CSS3 also mandates OT****
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>    <ChrisL> so if opentype adds this, svg will use it. discussion****
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>    resolution: any discussion should happen on the SVG OpenType group****
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>    ([21]http://www.w3.org/community/svgopentype/)****
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>    cyril: I will edit the wiki page****
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>    chrisl: was added to support RDFa and microdate, but hasn't seen****
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>    krit: I think it's great but should match HTML5****
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>    heycam: HTML5 doesn't require RDFA and microdata****
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>    ed: it's a hint to cache as much as possible****
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>    cabanier: this is very useful****
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>    krit: I'm fine with it****
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>    heycam: I'm concerned about these hints****
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>    ed: I agree****
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>    <ed> s/agree/share your concern about misuse of this property, but****
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>    resolution: after implementor feedback, we agree that buffer****
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>    heycam: with CSS transform, you can get pixelated buffers****
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>    ed: in most cases you don't want pixels****
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> Summary of Action Items****
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