Consider that not all SVG usage is in a ‘web’ space, even if the standard is under W3C. SVG is a graphic file type and used as a graphic in a host of ‘non web’ domains. For example, as a possible replacement for other vector diagram formats in industrial/engineering domains – a large set of uses that would NOT be visible to web scans or even surveys. Thomas -- Thomas Smailus, Ph.D. P.E. Boeing Information Technology thomas.o.smailus@boeing.com From: Jeremie Patonnier [mailto:jeremie.patonnier@gmail.com] Sent: Monday, March 16, 2015 3:40 To: ddailey Cc: Tab Atkins Jr.; Philip Rogers; Dirk Schulze; Smailus, Thomas O; Boris Zbarsky; www-svg Subject: Re: new feature request Well, I'm not sure about that. SVG/SMIL beyond the lack of support into browsers as many drawbacks that makes it less appealing to web developers than CSS animation:
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