19:55:04 RRSAgent has joined #wai-wcag 19:55:13 Zakim, this will be WAI_WCAG 19:55:13 ok, sh1mmer, I see WAI_WCAG()4:00PM already started 19:55:20 Zakim, who is on the phone? 19:55:20 On the phone I see [Microsoft] 19:55:34 RRSAgent, make logs world visible 19:55:34 I'm logging. I don't understand 'make logs world visible', sh1mmer. Try /msg RRSAgent help 19:56:41 +??P1 19:56:47 nabe has joined #wai-wcag 19:57:03 good morning 19:57:04 zakim, ??p1 is Bengt_Farre 19:57:04 +Bengt_Farre; got it 19:57:14 zakim, I am Bengt_Farre 19:57:14 ok, bengt, I now associate you with Bengt_Farre 19:57:22 zakim, mute me 19:57:22 Bengt_Farre should now be muted 19:58:49 Becky has joined #wai-wcag 19:59:08 +Katie_Haritos-Shea 19:59:19 andyjudson has joined #wai-wcag 19:59:50 +Becky_Gibson 19:59:58 +Tom_Croucher 19:59:58 +John_Slatin 20:00:15 hmm, I cant hear anything ! 20:00:17 rcastaldo has joined #wai-wcag 20:00:26 HI all 20:00:47 +??P6 20:00:48 +??P7 20:00:51 Zakim, I am Tom 20:00:51 ok, sh1mmer, I now associate you with Tom_Croucher 20:00:52 mute me 20:00:56 Zakim, mute me 20:00:56 Tom_Croucher should now be muted 20:01:09 Zakim, [Microsoft] is Mike 20:01:09 +Mike; got it 20:01:16 +??P8 20:01:17 -Bengt_Farre 20:01:19 Zakim, unmute me 20:01:19 Tom_Croucher should no longer be muted 20:01:38 +??P1 20:01:46 Zakim, mute me 20:01:47 +Wendy 20:01:48 Tom_Croucher should now be muted 20:01:49 zakim, ??P1 is Bengt_Farre 20:01:49 +Bengt_Farre; got it 20:01:58 Zakim, I am Roberto_Castaldo 20:01:58 sorry, rcastaldo, I do not see a party named 'Roberto_Castaldo' 20:02:00 zakim, I am Bengt_Farre 20:02:00 ok, bengt, I now associate you with Bengt_Farre 20:02:05 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:02:05 On the phone I see Mike, Katie_Haritos-Shea, Becky_Gibson, Tom_Croucher (muted), John_Slatin, ??P7, ??P6, ??P8, Bengt_Farre, Wendy 20:02:06 zakim, mute me 20:02:06 bcaldwell has joined #wai-wcag 20:02:07 Bengt_Farre should now be muted 20:02:16 Zakim, unmute me 20:02:16 Tom_Croucher should no longer be muted 20:02:17 zakim, who's making noise? 20:02:19 zakim, who is making noise 20:02:19 I don't understand 'who is making noise', bengt 20:02:26 zakim, who is making noise ? 20:02:27 wendy, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Mike (24%), Tom_Croucher (44%), ??P7 (90%), ??P8 (36%) 20:02:29 +Michael_Cooper 20:02:38 bengt, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Mike (17%), Katie_Haritos-Shea (4%), John_Slatin (37%), ??P7 (33%), ??P8 (7%), Wendy (18%) 20:02:46 +Matt 20:02:47 I've muted 20:02:50 MichaelC has joined #wai-wcag 20:03:00 Zakim, who's on the phone? 20:03:00 On the phone I see Mike, Katie_Haritos-Shea, Becky_Gibson, Tom_Croucher, John_Slatin, ??P7, ??P6, ??P8, Bengt_Farre (muted), Wendy, Michael_Cooper, Matt 20:03:00 GVAN has joined #wai-wcag 20:03:05 zakim, I am Michael_Cooper 20:03:05 ok, MichaelC, I now associate you with Michael_Cooper 20:03:09 zakim, mute me 20:03:09 Michael_Cooper should now be muted 20:03:17 Zakim, ??P7 20:03:17 I don't understand '??P7', sh1mmer 20:03:19 I should be ??P7 20:03:21 Zakim, mute ??P7 20:03:21 ??P7 should now be muted 20:03:36 zakim, ??P7 may be Roberto_Castaldo 20:03:36 +Roberto_Castaldo?; got it 20:03:38 noise gone 20:03:40 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:03:40 On the phone I see Mike, Katie_Haritos-Shea, Becky_Gibson, Tom_Croucher, John_Slatin, Roberto_Castaldo? (muted), ??P6 (muted), ??P8, Bengt_Farre (muted), Wendy, Michael_Cooper 20:03:42 k 20:03:43 ... (muted), Matt 20:03:57 watanabe ? 20:03:59 zakim, ??P6 may be Takayuki 20:03:59 +Takayuki?; got it 20:04:06 zakim, ??P8 may be Gregg_and_Ben 20:04:06 +Gregg_and_Ben?; got it 20:04:09 Hi Michael 20:04:15 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:04:15 On the phone I see Mike, Katie_Haritos-Shea, Becky_Gibson, Tom_Croucher, John_Slatin, Roberto_Castaldo? (muted), Takayuki? (muted), Gregg_and_Ben?, Bengt_Farre (muted), Wendy, 20:04:18 ... Michael_Cooper (muted), Matt 20:04:20 Hi Roberto - long time... 20:04:20 Yes, I think P6 is me. 20:04:27 :_) 20:04:29 :-) 20:05:13 can someone minute? 20:05:38 i guess i will. 20:05:50 latest draft: 20:05:52 http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/WCAG20/WD-WCAG20-20040602.html 20:06:16 I can't hear anything on the phone. 20:06:22 agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004AprJun/0667.html 20:06:45 takayuki - maybe call back in? 20:06:47 +Sailesh_Panchang 20:06:51 -Takayuki? 20:07:22 +??P6 20:07:46 zakim, ??P6 is Takayuki 20:07:46 +Takayuki; got it 20:08:01 you can hear now. ;) 20:08:23 rellero has joined #wai-wcag 20:08:30 leave 1.1 aside for now since it is in process of being reworded. 20:08:40 HI Roberto 20:08:40 1.2 20:09:03 hi, my line is only 28 Kbps, I follow only in irc 20:09:53 scoping may help sort out issues with 1.2 20:10:08 ack john 20:10:15 refer to jason's recent email: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-gl/2004AprJun/0676.html 20:10:27 basis of proposal: don't think scoping at level of individual success criteria 20:10:56 + +1.512.339.aaaa 20:11:09 zakim, +1.512.339.aaaa is Andi 20:11:09 +Andi; got it 20:14:08 Q+ 20:14:14 Andi has joined #wai-wcag 20:14:16 ack gvan 20:16:06 1+ 20:16:08 q+ 20:16:50 q+ to ask "others for reaction to jason's msg. he posits 2 options. can people speak to the issues he raises?" 20:17:29 -Sailesh_Panchang 20:17:42 ack tom 20:18:35 axes: content type (e.g., images), levels, scoping 20:18:50 +Sailesh_Panchang 20:19:42 -Sailesh_Panchang 20:19:43 ack wendy 20:19:43 wendy, you wanted to ask "others for reaction to jason's msg. he posits 2 options. can people speak to the issues he raises?" 20:20:40 +Kerstin_Goldsmith 20:22:13 +Sailesh_Panchang 20:22:18 q+ 20:22:59 current draft text: The scope of the conformance claim. The scope describes which parts of a site or application are included in the claim. (for example, a single page, an entire site, or a clearly defined portion of a site.) 20:23:35 how do we describe what is included in scope of conformance claim or not? 20:23:40 ack john 20:23:58 not do scoping in success criteria, but provide guidance in conformance/scoping section. 20:24:06 zakim, who's making noise? 20:24:17 ack michael 20:24:19 wendy, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Mike (5%), Katie_Haritos-Shea (18%), John_Slatin (61%), Gregg_and_Ben? (14%), Wendy (9%) 20:24:46 support first of jason's proposals 20:25:01 unless expect conformance claims to be machine-readable, not sure it makes much difference. 20:25:36 general scoping mechanisms are the only that make sense 20:25:56 q+ to say, "conformance profiles" 20:26:18 Q+ 20:26:30 ack wendy 20:26:30 wendy, you wanted to say, "conformance profiles" 20:26:31 ack wendy 20:28:20 q+ 20:29:10 ack gvan 20:29:11 q+ 20:29:17 zakim, mute me 20:29:17 Michael_Cooper should now be muted 20:29:27 conformance profiles? templates and examples to help people write their conformance claims. 20:30:26 possible profiles: type of content (multimedia or document vs web application), purpose of content (portal vs e-commerce vs education) 20:30:34 guidance (ala UAAG 1.0, but not as complicated) 20:31:10 how do we deal w/fact that if we went with 1 but not 2, it would eliminate success criteria b/c we know they can't be applied everywhere. 20:31:35 ack and 20:31:36 ack andi 20:31:58 exceptions in the guidelines are not a good idea, but things will be in level 1 that policy makers will require conformance to, when it might not be appropriate. 20:32:10 conformance profiles could help people udnerstand when and what to apply to 20:32:21 something stronger, e.g., model policy? 20:32:26 ack tom 20:32:41 agenda+ conformance profiles or model policies? 20:32:48 Q+ 20:33:00 what's scope vs what's defining appropriate methods? 20:33:15 e.g., 1.1 "text equivalents are explicitly associated...exception..." 20:33:39 if we got rid of the exception, unless put back in by policy makers it would make accessible spelling tests impossible. 20:33:46 is that scoping or dealing w/accessibility issue? 20:34:46 difference between what is scoping to define what needs to be done and scoping for the bounds of reasonableness (and not creating unusable guidelines). should be separated. 20:34:58 q? 20:35:09 ack john 20:35:44 example of something that would come out o flevel 1 if we don't scope? 20:36:24 +Loretta_Guarino_Reid 20:36:28 wendy, mute me please 20:36:29 move forward, carry these ideas to see if they hold up as we walk through 20:36:40 andi, you can mute yourself by typing, "zakim, mute me" 20:36:52 zakim, mute me 20:36:52 Andi should now be muted 20:36:56 :) 20:37:35 tests; could say "we do 1.1 except we don't provide captions for spelling tests" 20:37:53 how do you avoid, "we're level 1 conformant except we don't provide alternatives for images" 20:38:12 q+ 20:38:34 ack gvan 20:38:40 1.2 - wanted to leave out webcams 20:39:28 q- 20:40:45 -Sailesh_Panchang 20:40:49 q+ 20:41:11 ack Tom 20:42:05 webcams w/speech recognition? scoping them out is not dealing w/accessibility, dealing w/hardships 20:42:26 +Sailesh_Panchang 20:46:36 q+ 20:47:48 ack andi 20:48:12 concept of "essential function" 20:48:33 e.g., for ski resort, need webcam to get info? not usually, often available elsewhere on the site. 20:48:41 ack john 20:48:44 q+ 20:49:23 asked question about images transmitted from rover (generated from tool, auto transmitted, and published w/no human intervention) 20:49:29 webcams seem to have similar issues 20:50:25 MattSEA has joined #wai-wcag 20:50:41 ack gvan 20:50:47 function is important concept. 20:51:01 "essential function" can be problematic. e.g., of mobile phone. 20:51:05 primary: dialing and talking 20:51:11 secondary: charging batteries, etc. 20:51:13 not useful 20:51:40 ack Mike 20:51:48 q+ 20:52:36 creating scoping for people to create conformance claims, if they have inaccessible content doesn't make snse. 20:52:37 ack gvan 20:53:26 gregg uses analogy of building w/windows and need to describe what you can see outside of the windows. 20:53:34 in order to make the building accessible 20:53:49 webcams are often like windows 20:54:23 we're writing guidelines on how to make content accessible, in conformance we say "you can't make claim if you aren't accessible" except where there is undue burden. 20:54:59 ack john 20:55:29 -Mike 20:55:41 -Roberto_Castaldo? 20:56:04 -Kerstin_Goldsmith 20:56:05 +??P0 20:56:10 +??P7 20:56:36 zakim, who's making noise? 20:56:45 zakim, who's muted? 20:56:45 I see Katie_Haritos-Shea, Bengt_Farre, Michael_Cooper muted 20:56:47 wendy, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Tom_Croucher (45%), Takayuki (4%), ??P7 (48%), Gregg_and_Ben? (44%), Loretta_Guarino_Reid (76%), Wendy (10%) 20:56:55 zakim, ??P7 may be Roberto_Castaldo 20:56:55 +Roberto_Castaldo?; got it 20:57:01 zakim, mute Roberto_Castaldo 20:57:01 Roberto_Castaldo? should now be muted 20:57:08 zakim, who's on the phone? 20:57:08 On the phone I see Katie_Haritos-Shea (muted), Becky_Gibson, Tom_Croucher, John_Slatin, Gregg_and_Ben?, Bengt_Farre (muted), Wendy, Michael_Cooper (muted), Matt, Takayuki, Andi, 20:57:11 ... Loretta_Guarino_Reid, Sailesh_Panchang, ??P0, Roberto_Castaldo? (muted) 20:57:18 zakim, ??P0 may be Kerstin 20:57:18 +Kerstin?; got it 20:57:55 what are the resolutions for 1.2? 20:58:16 moving on to 2.1 20:58:38 http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/WCAG20/WD-WCAG20-20040602.html#keyboard-operation 21:02:51 " where the functionality or its outcome can be described in a sentence," - can this be removed? 21:04:29 sentences can be very long. is this an issue? 21:04:40 needs to be rewritten and clarified 21:05:04 why not "words" - sentence is too long. however, "words" is even more vague. 21:05:16 what about "phrase?" 21:06:09 if get rid of scoping in level 1, it is the same as the level 3 criterion. 21:07:05 2.2 21:07:06 http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/WCAG20/WD-WCAG20-20040602.html#time-limits 21:07:54 most are methods, not exceptions. those that are exceptions: 21:07:54 the time limit is an important part of a real-time event (for example, an auction), and no alternative to the time limit is possible or; 21:07:54 the time limit is part of an activity where timing is essential (for example, competitive gaming or time-based testing) and time limits can not be extended further without invalidating the activity. 21:08:08 (level 1 criterion) 21:09:22 -Michael_Cooper 21:10:45 overarching "scope" for whole guideline, "unless specific real-time events or rules of competition make such control impossible." 21:11:08 also, scope in most criterion ala, "content that blinks for more than 3 seconds" and " moving or time-based content." 21:11:18 thus, not exceptions, but scoping is built in 21:12:03 2.4 21:12:04 http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/WCAG20/WD-WCAG20-20040602.html#navigation-mechanisms 21:12:14 "documents greater than 50,000 words or sites larger than 50 perceived pages" 21:12:33 how to require structure around a 1 paragraph note? 21:12:49 just one p element...but says, "hierarchical structure, 21:12:49 table of contents (for pages) or site map (for sites), 21:12:49 alternate display order (for pages) or alternate site navigation mechanisms (for sites) 21:12:51 " 21:13:08 trying to say, "if small enough, don't have to do" 21:13:34 times when don't need to provide skip navigation links 21:14:08 -Andi 21:14:19 2.5 21:14:21 http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/WCAG20/WD-WCAG20-20040602.html#minimize-error 21:14:40 "If a user error is detected, and suggestions for correction are known and can be provided without jeopardizing security or purpose (for example, test validity), they are provided " 21:14:47 similar or different than what have seen before? 21:16:06 types of exceptions: impossibility (e.g., if can't describe in words, no need for description), destroy function (e.g., captioning spelling tests), counter-productive (e.g., no need for skip nav links if onl y have 3 links), 21:16:39 this seems to be combo of impossibility (may not be able to provide suggestions) and function (jeopardizing security) 21:16:56 "Where consequences are significant and time-response is not important" 21:17:29 if not significant, not useful to do. therefore, additional category, "useful" 21:17:57 level 3 for 2.5 21:17:58 Where the input options are known, there are less than 75 of them, and they can be provided without jeopardizing security, test validity, etc, users are allowed to select from a list of options as well as to enter text directly. 21:18:21 "known" = possibility, "<75" = counterproductive, "jeoparding..."=function 21:18:46 3.1 21:18:46 http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/WCAG20/WD-WCAG20-20040602.html#meaning 21:19:37 level 2, #4: note "This does not include use of foreign words in text where such usage is a standard extension of the language." 21:21:45 scoping related to this, i.e., art, poems 21:23:05 but, only 3.1 level 3 #4 21:23:12 the others are applicable, even to poems or archives 21:23:31 however, #4 (complexity of content) could it be scoped out for art? archives? 21:23:47 4.1 21:23:48 http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/WCAG20/WD-WCAG20-20040602.html#use-spec 21:23:59 "Except where the site has documented that a specification was violated for backward compatibility or compatibility with assistive technology," 21:24:48 that's scoping that applies across the site 21:24:56 falls into counterproductive category? 21:26:41 we've identified 4 primary reasons to create scopig (refer to 4 categories) 21:30:18 q+ 21:30:26 ack tom 21:30:40 -Katie_Haritos-Shea 21:30:49 RRSAgent, make log world 21:31:42 action: gregg write up 4 categories of exceptions that we identified to begin discussion on the list 21:31:57 horizontal vs vertical concept? 21:32:01 clarification about scoping 21:32:20 -Kerstin? 21:32:21 proposals about conformance profiles? 21:32:36 in some cases we see scoping and in others we see exceptions. 21:32:51 is there a way to make them all one or the other? 21:33:12 ack loretta 21:33:31 can we capture the reasons that we have scoping/exceptions? 21:33:43 then, within each guideline, we can highlight where the principles change the interpretation 21:34:21 need to capture how we intend this to be used, particularly by regulatory bodies 21:34:53 if we assume vertical scoping, but wcag 2.0 adopted by someone who does not allow vertical scoping...creates an issue 21:36:05 q+ 21:36:36 action: loretta work with gregg on capturing how intend wcag 2.0 to be used, particularly by regulatory bodies. 21:36:57 vertical: large parts of site don't conform (archive) 21:37:07 horizontal: images (pieces taht go across several page) 21:37:18 vertical: one particular page or section of site 21:37:35 -Matt 21:37:45 horzizontaL: particular element applied across site (e.g., images, webcams that create content) 21:38:01 my site is accessible, except this page that has a webcam - then that's vertical 21:38:39 problem: if say "site except advertisements" but every page has ads...how handle? 21:38:47 perhaps another category, "source of content" 21:40:36 Goodbye folks 21:40:37 -Tom_Croucher 21:40:38 -Wendy 21:40:38 -Loretta_Guarino_Reid 21:40:39 -Becky_Gibson 21:40:40 -John_Slatin 21:40:41 -Sailesh_Panchang 21:40:42 -Gregg_and_Ben? 21:40:43 -Bengt_Farre 21:40:44 -Takayuki 21:40:46 -Roberto_Castaldo? 21:40:47 rcastaldo has left #wai-wcag 21:40:48 WAI_WCAG()4:00PM has ended 21:40:50 Attendees were Bengt_Farre, Katie_Haritos-Shea, Becky_Gibson, Tom_Croucher, John_Slatin, Mike, Wendy, Michael_Cooper, Matt, Roberto_Castaldo?, Takayuki?, Gregg_and_Ben?, 21:40:53 ... Sailesh_Panchang, Takayuki, Andi, Kerstin_Goldsmith, Loretta_Guarino_Reid, Kerstin? 21:41:05 reminders 21:41:12 1. poll re: 2 lists or 1 21:41:27 2. registration for f2f open. closes on 7 july 21:41:34 3. reduced rate for hotel expires on 29 june 21:41:39 RRSAgent, bye 21:41:39 I see 2 open action items: 21:41:39 ACTION: gregg write up 4 categories of exceptions that we identified to begin discussion on the list [1] 21:41:39 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/06/17-wai-wcag-irc#T21-31-42 21:41:39 ACTION: loretta work with gregg on capturing how intend wcag 2.0 to be used, particularly by regulatory bodies. [2] 21:41:39 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/06/17-wai-wcag-irc#T21-36-36