IRC log of eo on 2005-12-16
Timestamps are in UTC.
- 13:26:46 [RRSAgent]
- RRSAgent has joined #eo
- 13:26:46 [RRSAgent]
- logging to http://www.w3.org/2005/12/16-eo-irc
- 13:26:49 [Zakim]
- Zakim has joined #eo
- 13:26:58 [shadi]
- zakim, this will be EOWG
- 13:26:58 [Zakim]
- ok, shadi; I see WAI_EOWG()8:30AM scheduled to start in 4 minutes
- 13:27:31 [shadi]
- agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-eo/2005OctDec/0119.html
- 13:27:37 [shadi]
- chair: Judy
- 13:27:51 [shadi]
- agenda+ Outreach updates (brief)
- 13:28:00 [shadi]
- agenda+ Continued discussion of: WCAG 2.0 Working Draft(s) Review
- 13:28:10 [shadi]
- agenda+ ATAG 2.0 Working Draft(s) Review
- 13:29:03 [shadi]
- regrets: Justin, Jack, Roberto, Barry
- 13:29:28 [Judy]
- Judy has joined #eo
- 13:30:34 [Zakim]
- WAI_EOWG()8:30AM has now started
- 13:30:36 [Zakim]
- +Shadi
- 13:31:13 [Zakim]
- +Judy
- 13:31:31 [Zakim]
- +Loughborough
- 13:31:55 [Zakim]
- +George_Heake
- 13:32:45 [Zakim]
- +pasquale
- 13:32:58 [Zakim]
- +??P4
- 13:33:11 [shadi]
- zakim, ??p4 is really Henk
- 13:33:11 [Zakim]
- +Henk; got it
- 13:33:36 [George]
- George has joined #eo
- 13:34:59 [LiamM]
- LiamM has joined #eo
- 13:34:59 [Zakim]
- +Liam_McGee
- 13:35:54 [shadi]
- scribe: Shadi
- 13:37:29 [shadi]
- zakim, take up agendum 1
- 13:37:29 [Zakim]
- agendum 1. "Outreach updates (brief)" taken up [from shadi]
- 13:38:29 [Zakim]
- -George_Heake
- 13:38:55 [Zakim]
- +Doyle_Saylor
- 13:39:59 [Judy]
- hi george, we lost you...
- 13:40:11 [Zakim]
- +George_Heake
- 13:41:00 [shadi]
- no outreach updates
- 13:41:06 [shadi]
- zakim, close agendum 1
- 13:41:06 [Zakim]
- agendum 1, Outreach updates (brief), closed
- 13:41:07 [Zakim]
- I see 2 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is
- 13:41:08 [Zakim]
- 2. Continued discussion of: WCAG 2.0 Working Draft(s) Review [from shadi]
- 13:41:09 [shadi]
- zakim, take up agendum 2
- 13:41:09 [Zakim]
- agendum 2. "Continued discussion of: WCAG 2.0 Working Draft(s) Review" taken up [from shadi]
- 13:41:26 [pasquale]
- http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-eo/2005OctDec/0120.html
- 13:44:08 [shadi]
- pasquale: Understanding WCAG 2.0 is a very important document, but the title is misleading
- 13:45:32 [shadi]
- shadi: second this observation
- 13:45:41 [shadi]
- judy: anyone else?
- 13:46:38 [shadi]
- liam: title should relfect the importance of the document (should not sound like "read it if you want")
- 13:47:35 [shadi]
- judy: document was previously called "Guide"
- 13:48:30 [shadi]
- judy: share the reservation but it also addresses some aspects of "Understanding WCAG 2.0"
- 13:48:46 [shadi]
- judy: has all you need to know to use WCAG 2.0
- 13:50:24 [shadi]
- shadi: how about splitting this up if it is such a comprehensive resource? for example an "Understanding" + "Guide" (or using) documents
- 13:50:37 [shadi]
- liam: The Essential Guide to WCAG 2.0
- 13:51:01 [shadi]
- liam: it is a real good document and should be promoted
- 13:51:17 [shadi]
- judy: how about "Guide to WCAG 2.0"
- 13:51:45 [shadi]
- doyle: "Essential" works good for me
- 13:52:12 [shadi]
- henk: "Guide to Meet WCAG 2.0"
- 13:52:28 [Judy]
- "A Guide to Meeting WCAG 2.0"
- 13:52:36 [shadi]
- george: "Essential" is good
- 13:53:08 [shadi]
- william: why is the "essential" information not in the core document?
- 13:53:25 [shadi]
- liam: wasn't most of this originally in the core documents?
- 13:54:09 [shadi]
- judy: yes. WCAG WG is trying to accommodate different "views" on WCAG 2.0
- 13:55:15 [shadi]
- william: implication of "essential" is that you can't do without it
- 13:56:39 [shadi]
- liam: synonyms may work better
- 13:57:41 [shadi]
- judy: WCAG WG is being pushed to go as fast as they can
- 13:57:56 [Zakim]
- +Jack
- 13:58:04 [shadi]
- ...comments such as changing organization or modularizing etc need to be very clear
- 13:59:36 [Jack]
- Jack has joined #eo
- 14:00:19 [shadi]
- liam: is the understanding document linked from the core document?
- 14:00:26 [shadi]
- judy: not very well
- 14:00:44 [shadi]
- liam: there is the "how to meet..." link
- 14:01:19 [shadi]
- judy: in WCAG 1.0, checklist was linked at least 65 times
- 14:01:34 [shadi]
- ...yet in informal usability testing, people had trouble finding it
- 14:02:22 [shadi]
- william: is "Understanding WCAG 2.0" on Rec track?
- 14:02:24 [shadi]
- judy: no
- 14:03:05 [shadi]
- william: how can the Recommendation depend on a non-normative document?
- 14:04:04 [shadi]
- judy: what about "Authoritative Guide"?
- 14:04:32 [shadi]
- william: people will publish books and call them "Essential Guides"
- 14:05:37 [shadi]
- henk: it is good that this document has been separated from the core documents
- 14:06:05 [shadi]
- henk: but it is not "essential" for experienced developers, it help newbies
- 14:06:24 [shadi]
- henk: for naming suggest "Guide to Meeting WCAG 2.0"
- 14:07:24 [shadi]
- pasquale: essential may be too strong, but other names (like "Key" etc) may work
- 14:08:24 [shadi]
- george: agree with Henk's comment, it is a good document and tool to send the people back to the core documents
- 14:13:39 [shadi]
- shadi: separation from core documents is a good step
- 14:13:53 [shadi]
- shadi: i see more potential for further splitting
- 14:14:25 [shadi]
- shadi: there is information about higher-level WCAG 2.0 structure (for managers or policy makers etc)
- 14:14:46 [shadi]
- shadi: there is also information for developers wanting to meet WCAG 2.0 success criteria
- 14:15:11 [shadi]
- shadi: the title was misleading, i prefer "Guide to Meeting WCAG 2.0"
- 14:15:26 [shadi]
- doyle: i like the organization of the document
- 14:15:43 [shadi]
- doyle: agree with the title being misleading
- 14:16:02 [shadi]
- george: i like the title "Understanding WCAG 2.0"
- 14:16:41 [shadi]
- jack: it concerns me that the document is non-normative. it implies optional
- 14:18:05 [shadi]
- jack: don't like "essential", like "guide"
- 14:18:36 [shadi]
- william: title may be not as important, someone will always object
- 14:19:09 [shadi]
- liam: concerned the document may not be easily found, not sure we have the right solution yet
- 14:19:49 [shadi]
- judy: title may not reflect content
- 14:20:10 [shadi]
- judy: implies guidelines are incomprehensible
- 14:21:10 [shadi]
- judy: may also be easily lost or not read properly
- 14:21:19 [Zakim]
- +Bingham
- 14:23:19 [shadi]
- judy: important to strip down the core documents in order to get WCAG 2.0 out the door
- 14:24:46 [shadi]
- william: it is a valid observation that the core documents are opaque and hard to understand, so that such a document is necessary
- 14:28:20 [shadi]
- judy: comparing to other publications on http://www.w3.org/TR/
- 14:28:29 [shadi]
- judy: for example, OWL or RDF
- 14:28:52 [shadi]
- judy: maybe the "Understanding..." should be on Rec track just not normative
- 14:30:19 [shadi]
- judy: any objections with moving ahead for now, and i will take the responsibility of contacting the appropriate people in WCAG WG
- 14:30:36 [Harvey]
- Harvey has joined #eo
- 14:31:57 [shadi]
- all: accepted
- 14:33:49 [shadi]
- http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-eo/2005OctDec/0121.html
- 14:34:04 [shadi]
- judy: where should this be placed in the document?
- 14:34:26 [shadi]
- henk: no specific suggestion, maybe in the "key terms"
- 14:34:54 [LiamM]
- http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/WD-WCAG20-20051123/appendixA.html
- 14:35:41 [shadi]
- judy: lets look up Luminosity Ratio
- 14:36:57 [shadi]
- henk: what is the goal of the "glossary"? to explain the technical terms or the actual concepts?
- 14:37:10 [shadi]
- judy: yes, major issue with that one
- 14:38:10 [LiamM]
- e.g. the link definition has information which links 'count' in terms of the WCAG guideline... the glossary should just explain what the link is.
- 14:41:36 [shadi]
- judy: not sure how to formulate this observation into a comment, let's come back to it later
- 14:42:59 [shadi]
- comment #1
- 14:43:18 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: propose to toss this item
- 14:43:28 [shadi]
- comment #2
- 14:44:13 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: propose "change language" (rather than "foreign")
- 14:44:24 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: propose "change of language" (rather than "foreign")
- 14:44:39 [shadi]
- s/RESOLUTION: propose "change language" (rather than "foreign")/
- 14:44:45 [shadi]
- comment #3
- 14:45:08 [shadi]
- judy: sounds like a typo
- 14:45:38 [shadi]
- henk: not a right entry for a glossary
- 14:46:40 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: propose to move to "key terms" rather than in glossary
- 14:47:12 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: propose to change example
- 14:48:47 [shadi]
- judy: seems like they are trying to provide information for non-native English speakers
- 14:48:59 [shadi]
- judy: should not be here
- 14:51:01 [shadi]
- s/RESOLUTION: propose to change example/RESOLUTION: propose to remove example
- 14:51:40 [shadi]
- comment #4
- 14:54:22 [shadi]
- judy: how many people understand the term "on screen keyboard"
- 14:54:48 [shadi]
- henk: why not write that if that is what is meant?
- 14:55:17 [shadi]
- judy: keyboard interface is actually something different, for example single switches etc
- 14:56:15 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: description is ambigous, ask WCAG WG to clarify what they exactly mean
- 14:56:17 [Judy]
- s/single switches/single switch access through a connection
- 14:56:51 [shadi]
- comment #5
- 14:57:12 [shadi]
- judy: "live presentation"?
- 14:57:24 [shadi]
- liam: "time based" is ambigous
- 14:57:58 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: request glossary item for "time based"
- 14:58:33 [shadi]
- liam: descriptions that refer to time are often very ambigous or complex
- 14:59:15 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: propose adopting Henk's proposal
- 14:59:20 [shadi]
- comment #6
- 15:01:33 [shadi]
- judy: term sounds more US-like rather than international (too adapted from UNESCO)
- 15:01:40 [shadi]
- judy: why is this needed?
- 15:02:02 [shadi]
- henk: it isn't, it shouldn't be in the glossary or guidelines
- 15:02:36 [Zakim]
- - +39.081.1972.aaaa
- 15:03:11 [Zakim]
- +pasquale
- 15:03:31 [pasquale]
- http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/guidelines.html#meaning
- 15:03:33 [Harvey]
- Live video -- may also contain closed captions
- 15:04:00 [shadi]
- william: sounds very sketchy
- 15:05:47 [shadi]
- liam: UNESCO definition really says 9th year, it is very fuzzy itself
- 15:06:22 [shadi]
- judy: think there is a separate scale of literacy level rather than education years
- 15:07:16 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: propose looking at scales of literacy levels rather than educational years
- 15:07:22 [LiamM]
- UNESCO doc on literacy measurement: http://www.uis.unesco.org/TEMPLATE/pdf/LAMP/LAMPLeafletEng.pdf
- 15:10:35 [shadi]
- comment "general flash threshold"
- 15:10:49 [Harvey]
- Any discussion of flash is motivated by avoidance of triggering photo-sensitive epilepsy?
- 15:11:47 [shadi]
- action: judy find out why so many of the definitions need more work
- 15:12:19 [shadi]
- comments: "link" "contrast ration" etc
- 15:12:53 [shadi]
- liam: nothing wrong with giving that sort of information but may need to be written differently
- 15:12:56 [LiamM]
- A method of giving a numeric value to contrast between text and its background. (L1+0.05) / (L2+0.05) where L is luminosity and is defined as 0.2126*R + 0.7152*G + 0.0722*B using linearized R (red), G (green), and B (blue) values.
- 15:13:05 [LiamM]
- For example, linearized R = (R/FS)^2.2, where FS is the full scale value (255 for 8 bit color channels). L1 is the higher value (of the text or background) and L2 is the lower value.
- 15:13:49 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: not sure all technical entries need to be in the glossary
- 15:14:01 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: consider suggestions from Liam above
- 15:16:24 [LiamM]
- http://www.eramp.com/david/end_to_end/end_to_end_2.3.htm
- 15:18:15 [shadi]
- henk: they are explaining two separate things in "event handler"
- 15:18:33 [shadi]
- judy: do you suggest separating them or taking something out?
- 15:19:11 [shadi]
- RESOLUTION: propose to highlight two different types of event handlers more clearly
- 15:19:34 [shadi]
- s/RESOLUTION: propose to highlight two different types of event handlers more clearly/RESOLUTION: propose to highlight two different types of event handlers more clearly, and maybe break them out
- 15:23:27 [shadi]
- judy: any comments on the draft i prepared?
- 15:23:36 [shadi]
- william: reviewed and forgot
- 15:23:55 [shadi]
- pasquale: it is fine, its what we discussed last teleconference
- 15:25:30 [shadi]
- judy: we have a farily comprehensive collection of comments
- 15:25:40 [shadi]
- william: i have more queued up
- 15:26:18 [shadi]
- judy: who could meet on 23rd?
- 15:26:23 [pasquale]
- i can
- 15:27:10 [shadi]
- george, liam, shadi no
- 15:27:28 [shadi]
- jack, harvey, pasquale, yes
- 15:27:28 [Harvey]
- no
- 15:27:33 [shadi]
- henk, maybe
- 15:29:03 [shadi]
- judy: objections for me to putting something out to the list on Monday and wait for comments until Wednesday
- 15:29:10 [shadi]
- all: go for it
- 15:29:39 [shadi]
- judy: no meeting on 23 and 30 december, happy holidays
- 15:29:40 [Zakim]
- -Doyle_Saylor
- 15:29:41 [Zakim]
- -George_Heake
- 15:29:42 [Zakim]
- -Bingham
- 15:29:43 [Zakim]
- -Loughborough
- 15:29:44 [Zakim]
- -Jack
- 15:29:48 [shadi]
- zakim, unmute me
- 15:29:48 [Zakim]
- Shadi should no longer be muted
- 15:29:49 [Zakim]
- -pasquale
- 15:29:53 [Zakim]
- -Judy
- 15:29:54 [Zakim]
- -Henk
- 15:30:01 [Harvey]
- Harvey has left #eo
- 15:36:13 [Zakim]
- -Liam_McGee
- 15:36:15 [Zakim]
- -Shadi
- 15:36:16 [Zakim]
- WAI_EOWG()8:30AM has ended
- 15:36:18 [Zakim]
- Attendees were Shadi, Judy, Loughborough, George_Heake, pasquale, Henk, Liam_McGee, Doyle_Saylor, Jack, Bingham
- 15:36:31 [shadi]
- zakim, bye
- 15:36:31 [Zakim]
- Zakim has left #eo
- 15:36:37 [shadi]
- rrsagent, make logs world
- 15:36:48 [shadi]
- rrsagent, make minutes
- 15:36:49 [RRSAgent]
- I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2005/12/16-eo-minutes.html shadi
- 15:37:07 [shadi]
- rrsagent, bye
- 15:37:07 [RRSAgent]
- I see 1 open action item saved in http://www.w3.org/2005/12/16-eo-actions.rdf :
- 15:37:07 [RRSAgent]
- ACTION: judy find out why so many of the definitions need more work [1]
- 15:37:07 [RRSAgent]
- recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/12/16-eo-irc#T15-11-47