Long form blog post about my attempts at bringing the #SVG #SwitchElement to #HTML
http://wok.oblomov.eu/tecnologia/switch-element/

And yes, I've been lazy. There's at last three SVG examples of #switch (BTW, contributions for currently unsupported languages are welcome), and only one small test file for HTML polyfill.

There's two reasons for that:
1. it's late
2. I actually want to have interesting content to try the switch on.

BTW if you're unfamiliar with how the #SVG #SwitchElement works, you can see it in action in the printable SVG template I prepared to play @Bouletcorp's “Hybrids” game:

http://wok.oblomov.eu/ludica/ibridi-shading.svg

Whatever text is there, it should be translated in your language (assuming it's one of: en, it, fr, de, ca, es, pt —if yours isn't there, and you let me know the singular for dice and player, I'll try adding them.)

Now, why is this important for me? Because I have to choose which strategy to implement in my JS of the polyfill for the #SwitchElement in #HTML: so far I've implemented the “fast” way (no reorder), but should I support the other one too?

To clarify, the difference is that with reordering, the reader has priority in choosing the version, without reorder it's the writer that chooses.