I've tried to "Ask Slashdot", but the editors are too busy accepting dupes, and and endless stream of insipid stories that fit better on the NY Post - so here it is. I've drawn my own conclusions, but I've gotten a number of feedbacks that imply otherwise. I would love to know how the general tech community feels, as the feedback I've gotten is obviously the motivated and selected, obviously who have a vested interest in SVG.

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my guess is they are afraid of its success. (Score:2)

by JVert (578547)

What needs to happen to SVG is a nice builder IDE like flash did to swf. But the only reason I can think of anyone not doing it is because they are afraid SVG will just become flash, lose credability, and die a horrible backlash death. That and they may decide that swf already does all these things, and while some may like the format of svg better, swf has had a big big headstart. Thus, the 800 lb gorilla doesn't sit in the corner, it walks around, eats svg, and poops it into the corner.

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my guess is they are afraid of its success. (Score:2)