RE: Deciding in public (Was: SVGWG SVG-in-HTML proposal)

Boris Zbarsky [mailto:bzbarsky@MIT.EDU] wrote:
>The "obvious lack of belief" you mention is more like "obvious
>resignation to the fact that IE isn't planning to support XHTML any time
>soon, so it's not usable in practice unless you're willing to require a
>non-IE browser"
>
>That is, it's simply part of your "realities of deploying XHTML, given
>that it is not supported in current versions of IE".  There is no
>separate reality here involving other browser implementors, where your
>message implies there is one.
...
>I'm not sure what gave you this idea.  From what I can tell, said "other
>browsers" are committed to supporting an XML serialization of HTML and
>to fixing bugs in said support.  What else were you looking for in terms
>of "interest"?

Other browser vendors and content people seem much more interested in kicking us about other deficiencies than our lack of XHTML.

-Chris

Received on Monday, 4 August 2008 23:04:52 UTC