> That's what tooling is for. I disagree. Essentially requiring tools for a supposedly human-readable markup nullifies the whole human-readable aspect. Tools s

> That's what tooling is for. I disagree. Essentially requiring tools for a supposedly human-readable markup nullifies the whole human-readable aspect. Tools such as equation editors can be a great boon, but those can be had without giving up being able to read and write the markup directly. I do think it's a shame that browser support for MathML is limited or missing. I'd much rather have direct, native MathML support than nothing. MathJax is a pretty nice way to address this for now, I think. Much better than requiring random site visitors to install a plugin.