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OK, I admit it ... I don't have a really plausible reason for asking the question at this particular moment in time, but I would be interested to know what people on this list (which presumably largely excludes the core SVG geeks) are using SVG for at the moment? If you are not using SVG, but have considered it, I would be interested in the principal reasons (assuming that somewhere there is a graphic end point in your XML workflow) that caused you to defer using SVG or decide against using it? Or to put the question another way what could usefully change in SVG 1.2 or 2.0 that could persuade you that SVG was a suitable solution for you? BTW the question, I guess, was partly stimulated by reading the interview with Liam Quinn: http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2003/04/09/quin.html where he states, "I hope we can keep the vision of XML moving forward. I'm very optimistic about the progress of SVG and CSS and XSL because I think we're seeing ways to make a web where there are much more instances of XML, where processes can be accessible.". Andrew Watt
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