I added a test to SVGscan to look for xlink:href links to external URIs. In release 0.17 it finds 130 of these, in 80 different files. Most of them seem to be links to bitmap images on the author's hard disk. In some cases this is the only graphical content of the SVG file, which is therefore effectively empty and can be deleted. In other cases the bitmap image appears to be inconsequential, and it will suffice to remove the link to it. There are probably also some intermediate cases. The 80 files are listed below. animals/birds/cormorant-md.svg animals/birds/duck_yellow_ii_kurt_cagl_.svg animals/bugs/ant.svg animals/bugs/spider.svg computer/building_zazou.svg computer/classic_phone_zazou.svg computer/computer_zazou.svg computer/ebuild_andy_fitzsimon_r.svg computer/icons/LyX.svg computer/icons/apacheconf..svg computer/icons/apacheconf.svg computer/icons/blender.svg computer/icons/ebuild_andy_fitzsimon_r.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/apps/LyX.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/apps/apacheconf..svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/apps/apacheconf.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/apps/blender.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/apps/firefox.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/apps/gimp.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/apps/gnome-graphics.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/apps/wine.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/blender.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/gnome-compressed.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/gnome-graphics.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/gnome-mime-application-x-deb.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/gnome-mime-application-x-rpm.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/mimetypes/gnome-compressed.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/mimetypes/gnome-mime-application-x-deb.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/mimetypes/gnome-mime-application-x-rpm.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/stock/4wd.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/stock/ant.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/stock/rollerblades.svg computer/icons/etiquette-theme/stock/spider.svg computer/icons/firefox.svg computer/icons/gimp.svg computer/icons/gnome-compressed.svg computer/icons/gnome-graphics.svg computer/icons/gnome-mime-application-x-deb.svg computer/icons/gnome-mime-application-x-rpm.svg computer/icons/otto_01.svg computer/icons/plastik_icon_v05.svg computer/icons/plastik_icon_v06.svg computer/icons/plastik_icon_v07.svg computer/icons/plastik_icon_v08.svg computer/icons/plastik_icon_v11.svg computer/icons/plastik_icon_v12.svg computer/icons/plastik_icon_v13.svg computer/icons/plastik_icon_v14.svg computer/icons/wine.svg computer/internet_zazou.svg computer/munch_student_zazou.svg computer/network_zazou.svg computer/residential_house_zazou.svg computer/router_zazou.svg computer/satellite_hub_zazou.svg computer/satellite_zazou.svg computer/server_zazou.svg computer/set_top_box_zazou.svg computer/teacher_zazou.svg computer/tft_screen_zazou.svg computer/tv_zazou.svg education/otto_01.svg food/beverages/alcohol/wine.svg food/fruit/bananas_nicu_buculei_01.svg geography/astronomy/jupiter_dan_gerhards_01.svg people/fireman_enrique_meza_c_01.svg recreation/rollerblades.svg shapes/shadow_babe_robert_seitz_01.svg signs_and_symbols/clouds_jon_phillips_04.svg signs_and_symbols/clouds_jon_phillips_05.svg signs_and_symbols/clouds_jon_phillips_06.svg signs_and_symbols/flags/america/united_states/usa_northcarolina.svg signs_and_symbols/flags/eu_flag_hash_0x8a0ab9c__01.svg signs_and_symbols/flags/signalflag_alpha.svg signs_and_symbols/flags/signalflag_bravo.svg tools/magnifying_glass_tom_kra_.svg transportation/vehicles/4wd.svg unsorted/grounded.svg unsorted/waterbg_none1.svg unsorted/waterbg_none_.svg
Created attachment 3206 [details] SVGscan log with details of the 130 xlink:href links in question
encompassed by the new feature request - https://bugs.freedesktop.org/ show_bug.cgi?id=8627
Mass reopen. The "LATER" resolution is lame, I'm deleting it. Consider LATER to have arrived.
Closing all openclipart bugs as openclipart is now on launchpad, as per request from Jon Philips.
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