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Old 11-27-2018, 10:59 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by jhowell View Post
To me it looks like they did just enough to mark off “MathML support” on a checklist without actually doing enough to make it useful.
Exactly. And boy, did the blogs/news sites eat that up.

Anyway, I contacted Peter soon after his ebookcraft talk. He invited me to the biweekly meetup of the Math on Web Pages W3C Community Group. (I showed up for a few months, haven't been in a while.)

Looks like next meeting will be December 6th (6PM CET). (Calendar here + Instructions here [looks like they switched to Zoom instead of Google Hangouts].)

There's people there discussing pros/cons of various methods, and working on tools/enhancements to what's currently out there (beyond MathML/MathJax).

Peter actually was the leader of MathJax for many years, and knows many of the pitfalls/disadvantages of that method.

And there are a bunch of other super knowledgeable maths people on the bleeding edge. Anyone else who's interested in better maths in their documents/ebooks should show up.
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