> SVG graphics support was suggested on wikipedia-l. I like the
> idea; that's why I tried it for Nupedia once, but... :-(
> Proposal: [[svg:foobar]] is just plain-text editable, but
> displays as an image; A link to [[svg:foobar]] is displayed as
> an image as well. Optional, after saving an edit to
> [[svg:foobar]], an image (foobar.png) could be created via
> svg2png (never tried that, though). The image would then be
> displayed instead of the SVG, and "real" SVG display could be
> turned on in the user options (until most browsers support
> native SVG).
That's pretty much what I had in mind as well, but SVG isn't
mature enough yet to think about. For now, people can upload
the "source file" for a drawing in SVG, as well as uploading a
PNG version, and just link to the PNG in the article.