Thanks, Sam for kicking this off - I knew it was just a matter of time before someone would do a proof-of-concept, but the week of MIX07 was earlier than I expected! 
One suggestion: If you’re going to use simple IE detection, then why not use IE conditional comments rather than forcing other SVG-capable browsers to load and parse and run the JavaScript? Something like:
<!--[if IE]> <script type="text/javascript" src="SVG2SL.js"></script> <![endif]-->
Here’s a mess of notes from the World Of SVG that you might find exciting (I certainly did!) Click To Read More...
Here are a bunch of quick blurbs I thought might be of interest. Click To Read More...
Orinoco has put up a couple more SVG games that you can play inside your browser (either Firefox 1.5+ or Opera 9+). Click To Read More...
I don’t like to be reminded that I’m missing GDC this year, but Rob sent me this little video reminder. The video is of a soon-to-be-released game for the PS3 called “Little Big Planet” which allows up to 4 players to construct their own fully physical world, or download other levels from other players and play it as a game. Go watch it!
Funny, Dave’s post and the subsequent excellent discussion have probably inadvertently pushed JSON’s awareness level a little higher (based on all the positive exclamations of discovery in that thread), more people will end up using JSON now, thanks to Dave’s ignorance. Click To Read More...
Chris Lilley just announced that the SVG specification now has an updated Test Suite.
I’ll probably spend some time going through the test suite in cool web browsers like Opera, Firefox and even Konqueror (now that I have a box running OpenSUSE) to see how compliant each browser is. It will be interesting to see what has changed between Firefox 2 and the Firefox 3 nightly builds.