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Under '5 Document Structure' of the SVG 1.1 Second Edition specification, the example titled 'Example Use04' contains the following line: /* rule 7 */ use > path { shape-rendering: optimizeQuality } However, no definition exists for an 'optimizeQuality' value of the 'shape-rendering' property, as can be seen via the following link: 11.7.3 The ‘shape-rendering’ property http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/painting.html#ShapeRenderingProperty It has been suggested on the Internet that the 'optimizeQuality' value implies that anti-aliasing is used. Both the 'optimizeSpeed' and 'crispEdges' values discuss the turning off of such a feature. It is not made clear if either the 'auto' or 'geometricPrecision' values make use of anti-aliasing. Suggestions: - Look at the definitions for 'optimizeSpeed' and crispEdges', and determine if they should be made clearer as far as anti-aliasing is concerned. - Determine whether or not the 'optimizeQuality' value is valid. If so, declare it. If not, remove it from the example.