19:41:46 RRSAgent has joined #wai-wcag 19:41:53 RRSAgent, make log public 19:41:58 RRSAgent, make log world 19:53:35 Hi Bengt, hi Wendy 19:53:47 hello yvette, hello bengt 19:53:53 hi everyone 19:55:16 nabe has joined #wai-wcag 19:55:19 zakim, this will be WAI_WCAG 19:55:19 ok, bengt; I see WAI_WCAG()4:00PM scheduled to start in 5 minutes 19:56:31 Cool to see my proposal made it to the agenda ;-) 19:56:42 WAI_WCAG()4:00PM has now started 19:56:49 +Michael_Cooper 19:56:55 MichaelC has joined #wai-wcag 19:57:16 zakim, I am Michael_Cooper 19:57:16 ok, MichaelC, I now associate you with Michael_Cooper 19:57:16 Hi Michael 19:57:20 Hi yvette 19:58:34 sh1m has joined #wai-wcag 19:58:47 Hi Tom 19:58:53 whatcha 19:58:55 zakim, this will be wcag 19:58:55 ok, wendy, I see WAI_WCAG()4:00PM already started 19:59:00 zakim, who's on the phone? 19:59:00 On the phone I see Michael_Cooper 19:59:07 michael is prompt. :) 19:59:08 + +1.441.915.aaaa 19:59:12 +??P2 19:59:19 + +1.512.476.aabb 19:59:24 my work clock is a few minutes fast I think 19:59:42 +Wendy 19:59:50 Zakim, ??P2 might be Tom 19:59:50 I don't understand '??P2 might be Tom', sh1m 19:59:53 yes, my clock says 3:59 :) 19:59:59 zakim, 512 is John 19:59:59 sorry, wendy, I do not recognize a party named '512' 20:00:05 zakim ??512 is John 20:00:09 zakim, ??512 is John 20:00:09 sorry, wendy, I do not recognize a party named '??512' 20:00:12 +Andi_Snow_Weaver 20:00:14 zakim, ??P2 is Bengt_Farrre 20:00:14 +Bengt_Farrre; got it 20:00:15 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:00:15 On the phone I see Michael_Cooper, +1.441.915.aaaa, Bengt_Farrre, +1.512.476.aabb, Wendy, Andi_Snow_Weaver 20:00:23 zakim, +1.512.476.aabb is John_Slatin 20:00:23 +John_Slatin; got it 20:00:32 +??P6 20:00:42 zakim, ??P6 is Yvette_Hoitink 20:00:42 +Yvette_Hoitink; got it 20:00:43 Zakim, who's on the phone? 20:00:43 On the phone I see Michael_Cooper, +1.441.915.aaaa, Bengt_Farrre, John_Slatin, Wendy, Andi_Snow_Weaver, Yvette_Hoitink 20:00:53 zakim, I am Bengt_Farre 20:00:53 sorry, bengt, I do not see a party named 'Bengt_Farre' 20:00:54 +??P5 20:01:02 zakim, ??P5 is David_MacDonald 20:01:02 +David_MacDonald; got it 20:01:02 zakim, I am Bengt_Farrre 20:01:03 ok, bengt, I now associate you with Bengt_Farrre 20:01:10 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:01:10 On the phone I see Michael_Cooper, +1.441.915.aaaa, Bengt_Farrre, John_Slatin, Wendy, Andi_Snow_Weaver, Yvette_Hoitink, David_MacDonald 20:01:15 + +1.703.273.aacc 20:01:19 zakim, mute me 20:01:19 Bengt_Farrre should now be muted 20:01:20 +Loretta_Guarino_Reid 20:01:26 zakim, +1.703.273.aacc is Paul_Bohman 20:01:26 +Paul_Bohman; got it 20:01:27 bcaldwell has joined #wai-wcag 20:01:39 nabe has joined #wai-wcag 20:01:39 I might be 441 20:01:48 Some one mute that see if I can talk 20:02:13 zakim, +1.441.915.aaaa may be Tom_Croucher 20:02:13 +Tom_Croucher?; got it 20:02:15 +??P9 20:02:23 zakim, ??P9 is Gregg_and_Ben 20:02:23 +Gregg_and_Ben; got it 20:02:28 +??P10 20:02:34 Zakim, I am Tom 20:02:34 ok, sh1m, I now associate you with Tom_Croucher? 20:02:39 Zakim, yes 20:02:39 I don't understand 'yes', sh1m 20:02:46 Zakim, I am Tom_Croucher 20:02:46 ok, sh1m, I now associate you with Tom_Croucher? 20:02:46 zakim, ??P10 is Takayuki_Watanabe 20:02:47 +Takayuki_Watanabe; got it 20:03:21 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:03:21 On the phone I see Michael_Cooper, Tom_Croucher? (muted), Bengt_Farrre (muted), John_Slatin, Wendy, Andi_Snow_Weaver, Yvette_Hoitink, David_MacDonald, Paul_Bohman, 20:03:24 ... Loretta_Guarino_Reid, Gregg_and_Ben, Takayuki_Watanabe (muted) 20:03:50 +Avi_Arditti 20:04:03 +Katie_Haritos-Shea 20:04:23 Becky has joined #wai-wcag 20:04:27 +JasonWhite 20:04:39 GVAN has joined #wai-wcag 20:04:47 Andi has joined #wai-wcag 20:04:57 +Becky_Gibson 20:05:04 +[Microsoft] 20:05:16 zakim, [Microsoft] is Mike_Barta 20:05:16 +Mike_Barta; got it 20:05:47 -Yvette_Hoitink 20:06:26 regrets: sailesh, roberto {costaldo, ellero, scano}, doyle 20:06:28 +Yvette_Hoitink 20:06:40 scribe: andi 20:06:51 zakim, who's on the phoen? 20:06:51 I don't understand your question, wendy. 20:06:55 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:06:55 On the phone I see Michael_Cooper, Tom_Croucher? (muted), Bengt_Farrre (muted), John_Slatin, Wendy, Andi_Snow_Weaver, David_MacDonald, Paul_Bohman, Loretta_Guarino_Reid, 20:06:58 ... Gregg_and_Ben, Takayuki_Watanabe (muted), Avi_Arditti, Katie_Haritos-Shea, JasonWhite, Becky_Gibson, Mike_Barta, Yvette_Hoitink 20:07:06 +Matt 20:07:13 Zakim, Tom_Croucher? is Tom_Croucher 20:07:13 +Tom_Croucher; got it 20:08:25 new internal WD: http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/WCAG20/WD-WCAG20-20040602.html 20:08:26 New internal draft published today 20:08:38 Suggestion to delete SC in 3.1 20:09:37 "meaning of contracted words can be programmatically determined" should be deleted because it is covered by the next SC 20:09:42 Original proposal: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004AprJun/0536.html 20:10:36 no discussion, no opposition to removing this SC 20:10:38 andyjudson has joined #wai-wcag 20:11:48 next agenda item - walk through the guidelines 20:15:12 may be able to remove some exceptions because they can be covered by "scoping"; i.e. Web site owners can exclude certain portions of Web site from conformance claim 20:15:45 1.1 20:16:07 Mike: has a proposal for re-wording that removes need for exception 20:16:14 +??P16 20:16:28 1.1 SC 1 - marked for further discussion 20:16:29 agenda+ discuss 1.1 per Mike's comment 20:16:35 zakim, ??P16 is Kerstin 20:16:35 +Kerstin; got it 20:18:17 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:18:18 On the phone I see Michael_Cooper, Tom_Croucher (muted), Bengt_Farrre (muted), John_Slatin, Wendy, Andi_Snow_Weaver, David_MacDonald, Paul_Bohman, Loretta_Guarino_Reid, 20:18:20 ... Gregg_and_Ben, Takayuki_Watanabe (muted), Avi_Arditti, Katie_Haritos-Shea, JasonWhite, Becky_Gibson, Mike_Barta (muted), Yvette_Hoitink, Matt, Kerstin 20:18:23 q+ 20:18:27 mike muted himself. :) 20:19:34 ack mike 20:19:45 ack yvette 20:19:54 Yvette: candidate for scoping 20:20:25 Yvette: 1.2 SC 3 is candidate for scoping 20:20:46 1.2 SC 4 is candidate for removal - can be covered by scoping 20:20:58 -Katie_Haritos-Shea 20:21:36 ack Gregg 20:21:40 ack david 20:21:46 1.2 SC 5 candidate for removal - scoping 20:22:16 1.2 SC 6 candidate for removal - scoping 20:22:58 1.2 Level 2 SC 1 candidate for removal 20:24:59 andyjudson has joined #wai-wcag 20:26:39 -Kerstin 20:27:07 +??P12 20:27:20 2.1 Level 3 SC 1 & 3 - only difference is the scope 20:27:30 zakim, ??P12 is Kerstin 20:27:30 +Kerstin; got it 20:28:03 -Avi_Arditti 20:28:16 2.2 SC 1.1 is candidate 20:28:58 andi - i don't think we're identifying candidates for removal, i think we are identifying candidates for further discussion during this call. 20:29:15 ok 20:30:14 correction to minutes - these items are not candidates for removal but candidates for further discussion wrt scoping 20:32:01 2.4 SC 2.2 20:33:11 2.4 SC 2.1 needs to be revisited - John thinks we decided last week that this is part of 1.3 and we removed it. 20:33:44 +Katie_Haritos-Shea 20:35:44 clarification of definition of "scope" - tells you which parts of the content are covered 20:36:18 2.5 SC 2.2 20:36:39 2.5 SC 2.3 20:36:54 2.5 SC 3.1 20:38:33 goal is to simplify or eliminate because we have scoping 20:39:30 So that scoping can be determined by legislators etc, rather than being a trait of the guidelines 20:39:31 zakim, mute katie 20:39:31 Katie_Haritos-Shea should now be muted 20:39:46 zakim, who's making noise? 20:39:59 wendy, listening for 11 seconds I heard sound from the following: Michael_Cooper (14%), Loretta_Guarino_Reid (4%), Gregg_and_Ben (85%) 20:41:47 3.1 SC 3.1 - some items in strategies may need to be discussed 20:44:09 4.1 SC 1.1 20:44:31 4.1 SC 3.1 20:45:28 4.1 SC 1.1 needs plain language re-write 20:47:39 4.2 SC 3.2 needs plain language re-write 20:47:46 q+ 20:48:49 1.1 SC 1.1 20:49:31 Yvette: likes the fact that sometimes we do have some scoping discussion in the success criteria - makes it really clear 20:49:53 Yvette: if delete everything that can be handled by scoping, have a much less powerful document 20:50:52 Yvette: scoping is part of criteria. Can't do everything at Level 1 but there should be some basic accessibility 20:51:12 Yvette: scoping is good tool to distinguish between different levels of accessibility - shouldn't be too quick to cut it out 20:51:45 ack Yvette 20:53:29 Mike: split content into different categories with specific requirements for alt text for that type of non-text content 20:54:25 q+ to say I like Mike's approach, although the guidelines are probably agnostic to the existence of "null" alt text - that's an HTML technique and I'm not sure what the guideline requirement would be for that concept 20:54:47 Categories: 1. non-text content having no bearing on meaning of content (there only for presentation) 20:55:14 2. non-text content that has iconic or functional use - alt text must detail the function of the the element 20:55:52 3. non-text resources that encode specific information in non-text form (chart, wav files, etc.) 20:56:57 4. non-text resources which encode no specific information (for example sensory experience) 20:58:12 4. alt text must explain what the resource is and what relevance it has to the content 20:58:12 q+ 20:59:34 Mike to send proposed wording to list 20:59:40 q- 20:59:50 People with concerns need to respond within two days 21:00:14 Yvette: how does this solve the scoping question? 21:00:16 q+ 21:00:57 Mike will re-write based on comments posted to the list 21:01:10 -Kerstin 21:01:20 -Michael_Cooper 21:01:29 ack Tom 21:01:39 ack Mike 21:01:42 ack Kerstin 21:02:04 ack Yvette 21:02:29 "my site conforms except for all the pictures" is not a valid scoping statement 21:02:47 can only exclude sections of the site, not "elements" of pages 21:06:16 -Katie_Haritos-Shea 21:06:53 David: how will we make sure people don't scope out things horizontally? 21:07:01 Gregg: okay except at Level 1 21:07:13 q+ 21:07:46 ack john 21:08:31 John: Doesn't see that Mike's re-statement or current wording are "scoping" issues because have to do with purpose of content not where it appears on site 21:08:45 q+ to say "spelling test" 21:08:55 John: agrees that there is a clarity issue but not sure it applies to scoping 21:09:00 ack yvette 21:09:00 Yvette_Hoitink, you wanted to say "spelling test" 21:09:13 Yvette: was an exception in 1.1 for "spelling test" which makes it a scoping issue. 21:09:40 q+ to say "example spelling test in scoping" 21:09:44 q+ gregg 21:09:48 ack bcaldwell 21:10:21 q+ to say "content aggregators - related to Ben's question" 21:10:38 q+ 21:10:42 Ben: understood you could scope out aspects of site for which you have no control; for example, framework is conforming except for submissions by users of the site 21:10:59 ack yvette 21:10:59 Yvette_Hoitink, you wanted to say "example spelling test in scoping" 21:11:20 Yvette: examples can clarify how you can use scoping 21:11:56 spelling test could either be vertical or horizontal exception/scoping 21:12:12 ack gregg 21:12:42 ack wendy 21:12:42 wendy, you wanted to say "content aggregators - related to Ben's question" 21:12:54 Gregg: Notes or examples could explain 21:13:20 Wendy: need to understand how this applies to "content aggregators" 21:14:07 Wendy: John raised a good example about a learning application. if framework is accessible but actual lessons are not, it's not useful 21:14:21 ack tom 21:15:07 q+ to ask, "how does scoping apply to web services? or personalized pages that you don't know what the framework is?" 21:15:12 Tom: still not quite scoping because not saying everything on a spelling test should be exempt. Only those elements that are essential to spelling test function are excluded 21:16:56 ack mike 21:17:04 Tom: Scoping would exempt whole page but with spelling test only exempting certain elements on the page 21:17:40 Mike: 2 aggregation issues in Bugzilla. 21:18:06 Mike: Would like to treat anything aggregated into a page as part of page - issue is testing 21:18:06 q+ 21:18:39 need to make sure when exempt spelling test we don't accidentally exempt captcha 21:20:15 Gregg: restates Ben's comment - not just "spelling". could be anywhere in the guidelines where something is presented in a bad form for the purpose of correcting it. 21:20:27 ack wendy 21:20:27 wendy, you wanted to ask, "how does scoping apply to web services? or personalized pages that you don't know what the framework is?" 21:21:00 Wendy: scoping by content type and "profiles" 21:21:10 don't want to accidentally exempt captcha 21:21:23 Wendy: how does this apply to web services? 21:22:03 Gregg: where user gets to pick what goes on their home page for example 21:22:30 Wendy: been discussing adding metadata to components. would help aggregators (both services and people) 21:22:45 Wendy: don't know if we can "require" metadata but it would make things a lot easier 21:22:55 q+ to say "effective" 21:23:00 Wendy: metadata requirement would fall under guideline 4 21:23:15 ack tom 21:24:08 Tom: agrees with Mike about aggregation. aggregated content should be responsibility of aggregator but source must also be responsible 21:25:06 Tom: still doesn't think "spelling test" example is scoping but thinks that demonstrations of bad things that need to be corrected can be scoping 21:25:44 John: ways of using metadata to describe examples of inaccessible content and could also use actual human readable text 21:26:08 John: there are specifications for accessible learning technologies which we ought to look at 21:26:13 Action John: look at these specs 21:26:29 Yvette: if we require metadata, SC will be less effective 21:26:42 action: john look at IMS specs for tests, metadata, etc. 21:26:58 Yvette: SC depend on how much they help accessibility and how many people will do it 21:27:20 ack John 21:27:22 ack Yvette 21:27:22 Yvette_Hoitink, you wanted to say "effective" 21:27:42 ack matt 21:27:54 ack john 21:28:16 MattSEA has joined #wai-wcag 21:29:25 Gregg summarizes: spelling test and aggregator are open issues under scoping 21:30:25 open issues: spelling test and aggregator issues 21:30:35 action: mike send proposal/summary wrt 1.1 21:31:40 === 21:32:12 next week: normative checklists 21:32:17 week after: 1.2 21:32:25 next week: defn of structure? more scoping? 21:33:07 MattSEA has left #wai-wcag 21:33:45 face to face in Palo Alto hosted by Oracle July 12 - 15 21:34:56 -David_MacDonald 21:42:16 -Becky_Gibson 21:42:17 -John_Slatin 21:42:18 -JasonWhite 21:42:19 -Loretta_Guarino_Reid 21:42:20 -Andi_Snow_Weaver 21:42:21 -Matt 21:42:22 -Bengt_Farrre 21:42:27 -Mike_Barta 21:42:28 good bye 21:42:29 -Wendy 21:42:35 bye 21:42:36 -Takayuki_Watanabe 21:42:38 bengt has left #wai-wcag 21:42:58 -Paul_Bohman 21:43:08 -Yvette_Hoitink 21:43:09 -Gregg_and_Ben 21:43:10 -Tom_Croucher 21:43:11 WAI_WCAG()4:00PM has ended 21:43:12 Attendees were Michael_Cooper, Wendy, Andi_Snow_Weaver, Bengt_Farrre, John_Slatin, Yvette_Hoitink, David_MacDonald, Loretta_Guarino_Reid, Paul_Bohman, Gregg_and_Ben, 21:43:14 ... Takayuki_Watanabe, Avi_Arditti, Katie_Haritos-Shea, JasonWhite, Becky_Gibson, Mike_Barta, Matt, Tom_Croucher, Kerstin 21:43:23 zakim, bye 21:43:23 Zakim has left #wai-wcag 21:43:26 RRSAgent, bye 21:43:26 I see 2 open action items: 21:43:26 ACTION: john look at IMS specs for tests, metadata, etc. [1] 21:43:26 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/06/03-wai-wcag-irc#T21-26-42 21:43:26 ACTION: mike send proposal/summary wrt 1.1 [2] 21:43:26 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/06/03-wai-wcag-irc#T21-30-35