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Jeff_Pan, Igor_Mozetic (muted), LeoraMorgenstern (muted), David_Hirtle (muted), +33.8.72.47.aabb, [NRCC] 15:05:58 AlexK, what happens when you try? 15:05:59 johnhall has joined #rif 15:06:09 +Sandro.a 15:06:12 Zakim, +aabb is MoZ 15:06:12 sorry, MoZ_, I do not recognize a party named '+aabb' 15:06:12 zakim, mute me 15:06:13 'sandro' is ambiguous, sandro 15:06:13 Zakim, [NRCC] is me 15:06:13 +Harold; got it 15:06:19 I'm typing in the conference call, I'm on the phone--total silence 15:06:20 JosDeRoo has joined #rif 15:06:43 zakim, who is here? 15:06:43 On the phone I see pfps, ChrisW, csma, Hassan_Ait-Kaci, MarkusK (muted), Andreas_Harth, FrankMcCabe, IanH (muted), Deborah_Nichols (muted), sandro_testing (muted), PaulaP (muted), 15:06:46 ... Jeff_Pan, Igor_Mozetic (muted), LeoraMorgenstern (muted), David_Hirtle (muted), +33.8.72.47.aabb, Harold, Sandro.a (muted) 15:06:49 On IRC I see JosDeRoo, johnhall, MoZ_, PaulV, Harold, AlexK, igor, LeoraMorgenstern, JeffP, Deborah_Nichols, aharth, MarkusK, Hassan, IanH, DavidHirtle, csma, mdean, FrankMcCabe, 15:06:52 ... PaulaP, pfps, sandro, RRSAgent, Zakim, ChrisW, Keeper 15:06:53 +[IPcaller] 15:07:00 Zakim, aabb is MoZ 15:07:00 +MoZ; got it 15:07:05 zakim, IPcaller is me 15:07:05 +johnhall; got it 15:07:13 zakim, mute me 15:07:13 johnhall should now be muted 15:07:15 Let me check: +1.617.761.6200 conference code 74394# 15:07:23 zakim, sandro_testing is ipsandro 15:07:24 +ipsandro; got it 15:07:27 +Mike_Dean 15:07:35 zakim, Sandro.a is Sandro 15:07:39 +Sandro; got it 15:07:43 MalaMehrotra has joined #rif 15:08:11 +??P49 15:08:15 GiorgosStoilos has joined #rif 15:08:31 Uli has joined #rif 15:08:44 +Mala_Mehrotra 15:08:47 uli, can you scribe? 15:08:47 Zakim, ??P49 is JosDeRoo 15:08:47 +JosDeRoo; got it 15:09:21 +??P51 15:09:45 +??P52 15:09:55 +[IVML] 15:10:00 I've joined finally 15:10:05 MichaelKifer has joined #rif 15:10:17 zakim, [IVML] is me 15:10:17 +GiorgosStoilos; got it 15:10:23 zakim, ??p51 is uli 15:10:23 +uli; got it 15:10:38 scribenick: uli 15:11:20 +Michael_Kifer 15:11:23 updated minutes: [http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rif-wg/2006Apr/0036.html] 15:11:42 Hassan: minutes don't make sense at one point: 15:11:47 zakim, unmute me 15:11:47 LeoraMorgenstern should no longer be muted 15:11:51 q 15:11:52 zakim, unmute me 15:11:52 IanH should no longer be muted 15:12:02 q+ 15:12:16 Hassan: chronolgy is unclear 15:12:17 q- 15:12:25 I'm off the queue; Ian said what I wanted to say. 15:12:58 Hassan: doubts whether jiggsaw-puzzle can be accepted 15:13:10 +[IPcaller] 15:13:12 q+ to comment on +1 in IRC 15:13:18 Chris: explains how "+1" is always difficult, 15:13:37 +1 :-) 15:13:57 zakim, unmute me 15:13:57 Sandro should no longer be muted 15:14:07 Christian: advises scribes to add stuff as long as it's fresh in their mind. 15:14:10 I can send some amplification from my notes 15:14:18 Hassan no longer objects 15:14:20 +1 15:14:31 +1 15:14:33 +1 to ian 15:14:46 q? 15:14:51 IanH suggest to wait with "+1" until scribe has scribed 15:14:55 +1 to make clearer +1 15:15:04 zakim, who is muted? 15:15:04 I see MarkusK, Deborah_Nichols, ipsandro, PaulaP, Igor_Mozetic, David_Hirtle, johnhall, uli muted 15:15:18 ack Sandro 15:15:18 sandro, you wanted to comment on +1 in IRC 15:15:23 ChrisW: no objections to accept the minutes? 15:15:25 +1 to minutes 15:15:27 +1 to accept minutes 15:15:40 +1 to accept minutes 15:15:42 Zakim, mute me 15:15:42 JosDeRoo should now be muted 15:15:46 MalaMehrotra has joined #rif 15:16:06 Sandro: suggest to "annotate" the "+1"s with what you agree with (as in all the examples above) 15:16:25 +1 to stating what one agrees to ;-) 15:16:33 zakim, Sandro is sandro 15:16:33 +sandro; got it 15:16:36 CHrisW: minutes are accepted 15:16:36 zakim, mute me 15:16:36 sandro should now be muted 15:16:58 ChrisW: Christian's action 15:17:30 Christian: RIF telecon overlaps with Sparql telecon because of Boston time/universal time difference 15:17:54 zakim, who is muted? 15:17:54 I see Hassan_Ait-Kaci, MarkusK, IanH, Deborah_Nichols, ipsandro, PaulaP, Igor_Mozetic, David_Hirtle, sandro, johnhall, JosDeRoo, uli muted 15:17:55 ChristianW: has checked that there are no rules as to which time should be used for WGs 15:18:29 Zakim, MoZ_ is MoZ 15:18:29 sorry, MoZ_, I do not recognize a party named 'MoZ_' 15:18:36 Christian: we could switch to UTC, but this will mean 1 hour later. 15:18:44 Zakim, MoZ is MoZ_ 15:18:44 +MoZ_; got it 15:19:14 ChrisW: anybody wants to stay wrt constant? 15:19:24 just prefer no overlapping 15:19:37 ChrisW: which means "no summertime" 15:20:02 ??? prefers this because otherwise, RIF members can't participate in SPARQL meeting 15:20:03 ACTION: Christian will investigate overlap with SPARQL [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/04/04-rif-minutes.html#action04] [CONTINUED] 15:20:28 q? 15:20:37 q+ 15:20:41 q? 15:20:47 Joos: finds summertime in general annoying 15:20:59 s/Joos/JosDeRoo/ 15:21:00 ack hassan 15:21:24 ChrisW: explains 2 problems: changing to/from summertime and soarql overlap 15:22:08 there are places that don't go on summer time at all 15:22:35 ChrisW: isn't sure whether Rif's time is changeable 15:22:54 ChrisW: F2F meeting: 15:22:57 Topic: F2F 15:23:11 ACTION: chair to put design for extensibility and discussion of proposals on agenda for next telecon [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/03/28-rif-minutes.html#action14] [DONE] 15:23:14 ChrisW: repeats warning about filling flights to Dubrovnik 15:23:36 +1 to posting a page on travel 15:23:49 ChrisW: suggest to put up a page to register, Sandro? 15:24:06 I am enquiring with the management about my availability 15:24:12 we can use the information found at http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/F2F3/TravelTimes 15:24:13 for the F2F 15:24:28 Sandro: ok, for registration and also travel times for co-ordination... 15:24:38 q+ 15:24:53 Sandro: will set up a RIF registration page 15:24:55 ACTION: Sandro to set up registration page for F2F3 15:25:03 ack hassan 15:25:30 q- 15:25:33 ChrisW: SW conference will organize travel arrangements from the airport, and we need to co-ordinate with them 15:25:40 I can't access teh travel times page--not allowed to view this page 15:26:02 q+ 15:26:03 it seems likz the W3C site is down 15:26:06 AlexK, you need to login to the wiki to get to that page. (BUt that page is now obsolete, if I understand correctly.) 15:26:17 at moment it is not really clear whether the ESWC organizers will provide such a form 15:26:37 MKifer: are the visa requirements for Montenegro? 15:27:07 Croatia should be fine for most of us 15:27:08 MKifer: and visa for Croatia? 15:27:26 Btw. Michael Sintek and I are going to Tivat 15:27:37 there is information on the ESWC web page 15:27:37 the country is Serbia and Montenegro. There is no Yugoslavia any more. 15:27:41 We couldn't be so lucky as to be unable to go there! 15:27:46 q+ 15:27:51 http://www.southtravels.com/europe/serbiamontenegro/visa.html 15:27:51 Uli: ask your travel agent! 15:28:02 http://www.mfa.gov.yu/Visas/VisasR.htm 15:28:05 Have a look above 15:28:10 visa info for Montenegro 15:28:16 http://www.mfa.gov.yu/Visas/VisasR.htm 15:28:19 q- 15:28:46 Christian: seems most citizens won't need a visa... 15:29:36 ChrisW: reminder that next week is deadline for proposals for F2F4 15:29:39 +Gary_Hallmark 15:29:49 ChrisW: currently, there are 2 proposals 15:30:04 ChrisW: Liasons? 15:30:12 topic: Liason 15:30:24 OMG PRR: no news from liason 15:30:48 ChrisW; Use cases, actions check 15:31:00 ACTION: Christian to send email to propose resolution that decidability is a non-requirement and gather relevant arguments before next telecon [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/04/04-rif-minutes.html#action14] [DONE] 15:31:08 ChrisW: ...?action continued 15:31:12 zakim, unmute me 15:31:12 sandro was not muted, sandro 15:31:13 GaryHallmark has joined #rif 15:31:23 ACTION: Frank will produce an initial diagram with existing constraints [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/04/04-rif-minutes.html#action10] [CONTINUED] 15:31:44 ChrisW: decidability proposal 15:32:32 csma: was not comfortable with WG deciding "non-requirements", prefers requirements, etc 15:33:17 csma: so far, nobody submitted a requirement on decidability, 15:33:48 ACTION: MickaelK to extend page on pure prolog and give a precise definition (according to standard publications) [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/04/04-rif-minutes.html#action13] [DONE] 15:34:02 csma: suggests to come up with a requirement that makes decidability a non-requirement 15:34:22 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rif-wg/2006Apr/0005.html 15:34:30 ChrisW: topic: Dave's proposal 15:34:35 I think he posted regrets on the wiki 15:34:37 ACTION: sandro to clarify meaning of sound and what is the requirement on RIF [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/04/04-rif-minutes.html#action11] [CONTINUED] 15:35:13 ACTION: Sandro to clarify whether sound reasoning constraint with unknown dialects is a requirement or a critical success factor [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/04/04-rif-minutes.html#action12] [CONTINUED] 15:35:14 ChrisW: Dave's proposal is a good example of a requirement 15:35:24 ChrisW: any comments on this? 15:36:02 q? 15:36:12 csma: if we agree on a requirement/goal/etc., then they should be linked with other things on the web page 15:36:28 ACTION: Evan to publicize to ODM [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2006/03/28-rif-minutes.html#action09] [DONE] 15:37:02 q+ 15:37:11 q- 15:37:14 sandro: we could use Dave's proposal as a "structural example" and have the others follow it 15:37:16 Here we are getting into a problem similar to that brought up by Hassan - the log is not close to the timeline of the call 15:37:36 csma: disagrees 15:37:46 Chris: Do we like this CSF Methodology? 15:38:07 q? 15:38:07 chrisW: explains that we only meant the "abstract structure", not the specific proposal 15:38:33 who is speaking? 15:38:42 FrankMcCabe 15:39:38 FMC: Sees some up-side down thinking and suggests to concentrate on goals before we go to requirements 15:40:15 csma: reminds that requirements can only come with critical success factors 15:40:16 q? 15:40:17 q? 15:40:50 Frank: Mine goals from the charter. 15:40:51 FMC: suggests too mine charta for goals 15:41:05 ack michaelk 15:41:32 MKifer: seconds FMC's suggestions, and observes that Dave's proposal is vague in parts 15:42:02 MKifer: e.g., "effective" and "sufficiently few dialects" 15:42:27 MKifer: doesn't understand implications of several points in Dave's proposal 15:42:28 +1 to more clear and detailed constraints 15:42:49 csma: suggests to add details and comments on the wiki 15:43:12 zakim, mute me 15:43:12 sandro should now be muted 15:43:14 MKifer: suggests to avoid "general words" 15:43:33 csma: suggests to add examples for implementation of a requirement 15:44:05 ChrisW: what's the relation between hierarchy and goals and design constraints? 15:44:31 csma: there are "dependencies" to be added 15:44:45 csma: and which will be visualised 15:44:51 q+ to ask if it's a tree or a lattice? 15:44:54 q- 15:45:01 ChrisW: sees representation problem 15:45:27 zakim, unmute me 15:45:27 sandro should no longer be muted 15:45:54 ChrisW: we would need levels in hierarchy, to have structure between constraints 15:46:20 q? 15:46:43 ack sandro 15:46:43 sandro, you wanted to ask if it's a tree or a lattice? 15:46:55 FMC: explains how adding more justifications for a requirement makes it stronger 15:47:08 Frank: It's important to know all the reasons why a Requirement is important (ie a lattice) 15:48:53 ChrisW: wants to know how to indicate direction of link? 15:49:01 Sandro: I like "Motivation" 15:49:14 paste link to what you're loking at, folks. 15:50:18 csma: explains how dependencies work between requirements and critical design factors... 15:50:24 q+ to suggest a simple way to do the structure 15:51:08 critical SUCCESS factors 15:51:25 sandro: suggest to make things easier by using an indented list for requirements 15:51:31 ack sandro 15:51:31 sandro, you wanted to suggest a simple way to do the structure 15:51:51 sandro: and to add cdfs explicitly 15:52:21 ChrisW: and link requirements to detailed ...goals? 15:52:44 ChrisW: this would make structure more apparent 15:52:59 [http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/RIF_must_define_for_all_RIF_elements_a_default_behaviour_for_compliant_applications_that_do_not_know_how_to_process_it] 15:53:20 http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/RIF_must_define_for_all_RIF_elements_a_default_behaviour_for_compliant_applications_that_do_not_know_how_to_process_it 15:54:00 ChrisW: (using this one because its complete)...reads out an example from csma 15:54:07 topic: http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/RIF_must_define_for_all_RIF_elements_a_default_behaviour_for_compliant_applications_that_do_not_know_how_to_process_it 15:54:55 ChrisW: comments on requirement that compliant applications must be able to handle in a predictable way 15:55:22 csma: suggests that we start with a less complex one 15:55:33 http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/RIF_Core_must_cover_pure_Prolog 15:55:44 ChrisW: so, comments on "Rif core must cover pure prolog"? 15:56:17 ChrisW: reminds that we already discussed difficulty with "pure prolog" 15:56:24 q+ 15:57:11 csma: suggests to remove "core" from this requirement 15:57:14 q+ 15:57:28 q+ 15:57:44 +1 to csma, it's too early to argue that RIF **Core** should cover pure Prolog 15:57:45 csma: would prefer that this is "Rif standard or Rif core" 15:58:05 +1 to remove core. Core seems by definition the intersection of the other requirements 15:58:41 csma: in general, would prefer to be a bit more complete/global wrt different Rifs 16:00:01 pfps: even pure prolog is "very complicated", and suggests to decide whether/where we need to cover this 16:00:37 pfps: suggests to replace "pure prolog" with "X", for a simpler logic 16:01:18 pfps: it's inappropriate to talk about ISO standards here, and thus pure prolog is difficult 16:01:32 ack me 16:01:46 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rif-wg/2006Apr/author.html 16:01:54 ack pfps 16:02:12 http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/Pure_Prolog 16:02:37 Igor: explains that all information is found at the prolog wiki page 16:02:53 +1 to pfps on finding the motivation of using pure prolog here 16:02:59 pfps: what about occurs check? 16:03:31 Igor: suggests to accept MKifer's suggestion to drop pure prolog 16:04:22 q+ 16:04:42 ChrisW: action on Igor, to explain what we mean on the wiki 16:05:10 ChrisW: it's up to requirement's authors as to whether this will be prolog or Horn or... 16:05:26 Igor: suggests to replace pure prolog with "horn clauses" 16:05:53 ChrisW: Horn clauses is not unambiguous either... 16:05:57 q? 16:06:15 sandro: any suggestions for a new name for "pure prolog"? 16:06:39 MKifer: repeats from his email: pp is horn plus ordering 16:07:36 csma: clarifies his previous remark, that requirements shouldn't target specific RIF variants 16:07:58 csma: this discussion should be left to a later point in time 16:08:17 q+ 16:08:17 csma: wants to get a complete picture first 16:08:18 q- 16:08:39 q- 16:08:40 ACTION: Sandro and Igor to find a name+definition for the "pure prolog" requirement that does not mention "pure prolog" 16:08:59 Harold: agrees with MKifer, and suggests "Ordered Horn clauses" 16:09:13 Harold: because both ordering of literals and rules is important 16:09:13 ach harold 16:09:17 An interesting page on ISO Prolog is http://pauillac.inria.fr/~deransar/prolog/docs.html. The page seems to indicate that the occurs check is somehow optional, at least in some situations. 16:09:18 Zakim, unmute me 16:09:18 JosDeRoo should no longer be muted 16:09:19 ach\k harold 16:09:23 ack harold 16:09:25 -GiorgosStoilos 16:09:28 We can now define positively what we converged to mean by "Pure Prolog": "Ordered Horn clause". 16:09:29 ack jos 16:09:32 ACTION: Sandro to discuss on email whether the "pure prolog" requirement can be replaced by a "horn logic" requirement or if we need both 16:10:06 JDR: agrees with Harold, and points out how complicated prolog is (with occurs check and such like) 16:10:40 http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/Extended_RIF_must_cover_FOL 16:10:44 ChrisW: next design constraint: extended RIF ... 16:10:54 topic: http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/Extended_RIF_must_cover_FOL 16:11:27 FMC: wants to know critical success factor of FOL 16:11:33 "Ordered Horn Clauses" could be the result of annotating "Horn Clauses". 16:11:36 zakim, unmute me 16:11:36 LeoraMorgenstern was not muted, LeoraMorgenstern 16:11:39 q+ 16:12:03 ack leora 16:12:04 q+ 16:12:09 I'll just merely say about the FOL that it captures requirements in some applications 16:12:23 LMo: explains that FOL is important because of expressiveness 16:12:40 +1 to FOL being impotant because of expressiveness 16:13:04 ChrisW: reminds that we are talking about "critical success factors" 16:13:25 q+ 16:13:30 q? 16:13:33 q+ toquestion FOL being a requirement az opposed to a csf and it being for extended RIF 16:13:44 q+ 16:13:45 perhaps: goal = RIF must be useful for KR ? 16:14:06 LMo: will formulate critical success factor for FOL 16:14:19 LMo: ...and expressiveness 16:14:23 do we have meta-definitions of Goal, Requirement, CSF? 16:15:08 Uli, could you cite me as Leora instead of LMo? 16:15:16 I didn't know who LMo is, and no-one else will ... 16:15:23 MalaM: seconds "RIF should cover FOL" 16:15:25 http://www.w3.org/1998/12/bridge/Zakim.html 16:15:26 s/LMo/leora 16:15:55 Am I identified? 16:16:13 MKifer: proposes that we apply same standard to FOL as to pure prologue, and hence to explain exactly what we mean by FOL 16:16:27 I don't think so, AlexK. Try pressing "41#" on your telephone keypad. 16:16:29 q? 16:16:30 q- 16:16:31 +1 with Mike 16:16:31 q 16:16:37 q+ 16:16:41 ack mala 16:16:44 ack csma 16:17:02 q+ 16:17:13 I have typed it then what 16:17:16 csma: (1) "extended RIF" will cover everything since it will be extensible 16:17:24 Zakim, ??P52 is AlexK 16:17:25 +AlexK; got it 16:17:34 q- ??P52 16:17:48 Zakim, is this a requirement to type it once you on the phone? 16:17:48 I don't understand your question, AlexK. 16:17:52 Thanks, AlexK, that was enough. 16:17:54 csma: (2) agrees that FOL is important, but he thinks that it is a critical success factor 16:18:06 Do I do it always when I join? 16:18:08 q+ 16:18:12 +1 to csma 16:18:18 ack leora 16:18:31 No, AlexK. Um, but let's talk about this after the telecon. 16:18:39 leora: asks (procedural) how we agree on what we mean by FOL 16:18:49 q? 16:18:56 ChrisW: the champions decide what they mean, and then we revise it 16:19:24 q+ to argue that things like "sorted" don't matter for this purpose 16:19:37 ack mark 16:20:15 q+ 16:20:17 MarkusK: wondered in how far "rule set" is ...? 16:20:21 JeffP has joined #rif 16:20:23 neither am i 16:20:38 MarkusK: do we find "rules" in FOL? 16:21:05 MarkusK: that is, can we view any FOL theory as a rule set? 16:21:13 Markus: does using the word Ruleset mean we're only talking about part of FOL? 16:21:32 ChrisW: so we need to clarify the relation between "rule set" and FOL 16:21:58 q? 16:22:06 sandro: points out that "FOL" should mean "arbitrary FOL theories" 16:22:12 ack fr 16:22:50 Frank: CSF might be "you have to support KR", FOL is not a CSF 16:23:00 FrankMcCabe: doesn't think that FOL is critical success factor because it is ..KR..? 16:23:44 Frank: as in, "if you can't do FOL, you can't do KR" 16:23:49 FrankMcCabe: doesn't think that FOL is a requirement (?) since "if you can't do FOL, you can't do KR" 16:24:15 thanks, sandro 16:24:26 Frank: Which aspects, eg universally quanitied variables, etc. 16:24:44 q? 16:24:58 csma: suggests that Frank means is something between requirement and csf 16:25:05 FOL is quite important for KR appplications, exchanging those between companies is very useful 16:25:41 Frank: as an example "we need to express existentially quantified variables" would be more like a csf 16:25:49 q+ 16:25:52 I clarified that Franck said that FOL was too specific to be a csf but not specific enough to be a requirement 16:25:55 Frank: it's a short circuit to jump to FOL 16:26:02 Frank: "we need FOL" is to short since FOL is a technology 16:26:12 ack sandr 16:26:12 sandro, you wanted to argue that things like "sorted" don't matter for this purpose 16:26:44 ack h 16:26:51 Sandro: I think "FOL" is the right level of granularity for this year. 16:26:56 Hassan: it concerned about "theories" are "rules" 16:27:06 +1 with sandro 16:27:29 Hassan: there are too many ways to describe the same theory (gentzen, sequents, etc), 16:27:45 q? 16:27:53 q+ 16:28:07 Hassan: wants to know whether RIF is about "(deduction) rule interchange" or "theory interchange" 16:28:25 q+ 16:28:34 ack l 16:28:42 Sandro: I'm just talking about standard, textbook, FOL here, as something we need to support in an extension. 16:28:45 q- 16:29:13 LeoraMorgenstern: FOL is a cohesive whole, too, to it's a good point of granularity. 16:29:13 q? 16:29:26 leora: sees lots of little requirements as suggested by sandro, and then the risk of people taking subsets of these and obtaining unintended things 16:30:02 ChrisW: points out importance of clarity in the requirements formulation 16:30:16 q? 16:30:25 leora: points out the risk of mini-requirements 16:30:34 q? 16:30:46 Uli --- it wasn't sandro who suggested little requirements; it was frank 16:30:50 ChrisW: topic AOB 16:30:54 -JosDeRoo 16:30:56 bye 16:30:56 bye 16:30:57 -Gary_Hallmark 16:30:58 -Harold 16:30:59 -Michael_Kifer 16:30:59 bye 16:31:00 -Hassan_Ait-Kaci 16:31:00 bye 16:31:01 -MarkusK 16:31:01 bye 16:31:01 bye 16:31:02 -pfps 16:31:03 -FrankMcCabe 16:31:04 bye bye 16:31:04 -David_Hirtle 16:31:05 -Andreas_Harth 16:31:07 -Deborah_Nichols 16:31:09 -LeoraMorgenstern 16:31:10 bye 16:31:11 -AlexK 16:31:13 -PaulV 16:31:15 -Igor_Mozetic 16:31:17 -PaulaP 16:31:19 -Jeff_Pan 16:31:21 -Mike_Dean 16:31:22 alex, you left.... 16:31:23 -IanH 16:31:25 -johnhall 16:31:27 -Mala_Mehrotra 16:31:29 -MoZ_ 16:31:33 rrsagent, make minutes 16:31:33 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2006/04/11-rif-minutes.html ChrisW 16:32:05 rrsagent, make minutes public 16:32:05 I'm logging. I don't understand 'make minutes public', sandro. Try /msg RRSAgent help 16:32:25 rrsagent, make record public 16:33:22 -uli 16:33:25 -sandro 16:33:33 oh hold on 16:33:50 ls 16:33:55 zakim, who is here? 16:33:55 On the phone I see ChrisW, csma, ipsandro (muted) 16:33:56 On IRC I see JeffP, Uli, MoZ_, Harold, AlexK, igor, LeoraMorgenstern, Deborah_Nichols, MarkusK, IanH, DavidHirtle, csma, mdean, FrankMcCabe, pfps, sandro, RRSAgent, Zakim, ChrisW, 16:33:58 ... Keeper 16:34:04 zakim, unmute ipsandro 16:34:04 ipsandro should no longer be muted 16:35:23 zakim, who is on the call? 16:35:23 On the phone I see ChrisW, csma, ipsandro 16:36:27 zakim, mute ipsandro 16:36:27 ipsandro should now be muted 16:36:43 zakim, unmute ipsandro 16:36:44 ipsandro should no longer be muted 16:38:53 -ChrisW 16:38:56 -csma 16:39:01 -ipsandro 16:39:02 SW_RIF()11:00AM has ended 16:39:03 Attendees were pfps, +4279aaaa, ChrisW, csma, Hassan_Ait-Kaci, MarkusK, Andreas_Harth, FrankMcCabe, Deborah_Nichols, IanH, PaulaP, Jeff_Pan, Igor_Mozetic, LeoraMorgenstern, 16:39:08 ... David_Hirtle, +33.8.72.47.aabb, Harold, johnhall, ipsandro, Mike_Dean, Mala_Mehrotra, JosDeRoo, GiorgosStoilos, uli, Michael_Kifer, PaulV, sandro, MoZ_, Gary_Hallmark, AlexK 17:37:54 Harold has left #rif 17:57:02 csma has left #rif 19:00:38 Zakim has left #rif 19:13:53 sandro has joined #rif