15:48:57 RRSAgent has joined #rif 15:48:58 logging to http://www.w3.org/2008/01/29-rif-irc 15:49:17 zakim, this will be RIF 15:49:19 ok, csma; I see SW_RIF()11:00AM scheduled to start in 11 minutes 15:49:52 Meeting: RIF telecon 29 January 2008 15:50:07 Chair: Chris Welty 15:50:40 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rif-wg/2008Jan/0104.html 15:51:28 csma has changed the topic to: 29 Jan RIF agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rif-wg/2008Jan/0104.html 15:52:33 Regrets: IgorMozetic, PaulaLaviniaPatranjan, Leora Morgenstern, PaulVincent 15:52:53 Harold has joined #rif 15:56:32 SW_RIF()11:00AM has now started 15:56:39 +[NRCC] 15:56:51 zakim NRCC is me 15:57:07 zakim, NRCC is me 15:57:07 +Harold; got it 15:59:59 AdrianP has joined #RIF 16:00:34 DaveReynolds has joined #rif 16:01:14 + +49.351.4.aaaa 16:01:28 josb has joined #rif 16:01:31 +??P28 16:01:33 Zakim, aaaa is me 16:01:33 +AdrianP; got it 16:01:38 +Dave_Reynolds (was ??P28) 16:01:41 +josb 16:01:50 + +6928aabb 16:02:03 zakim, aabb is me 16:02:03 +csma; got it 16:02:09 StellaMitchell has joined #rif 16:02:15 zakim, who is on the phone? 16:02:15 On the phone I see Harold, AdrianP, Dave_Reynolds, josb, csma 16:02:28 -Dave_Reynolds 16:02:42 -csma 16:02:58 Scribe: Adrian Paschke 16:03:08 Scribenick: AdrianP 16:03:10 +Stella_Mitchell 16:03:25 +??P35 16:03:30 +[IBM] 16:03:31 +Dave_Reynolds (was ??P35) 16:03:49 ChrisW has joined #rif 16:03:55 -[IBM] 16:04:02 +Gary_Hallmark 16:04:20 +[IBM] 16:04:36 +csma 16:04:37 zakim, ibm is temporarily me 16:04:37 +ChrisW; got it 16:04:47 zakim, who is talking? 16:04:57 ChrisW, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: 8 (58%), josb (79%), ChrisW (8%) 16:05:13 zakim, who is on the phone? 16:05:13 On the phone I see Harold, AdrianP, josb, Stella_Mitchell, Dave_Reynolds, Gary_Hallmark, ChrisW, csma 16:05:52 -josb 16:05:55 zakim, who is talking? 16:06:06 Harold, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: AdrianP (5%), ChrisW (83%), csma (15%) 16:06:37 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rif-wg/2008Jan/att-0103/22-rif-minutes.html 16:06:38 ChrisW: Last weeks minutes - any objections? 16:06:52 ChrisW: minutes accepted 16:06:54 PROPOSED: accept minutes of Jan 22 telecon 16:07:00 RESOLVED: accept minutes of Jan 22 telecon 16:07:04 Zakim, mute me 16:07:04 AdrianP should now be muted 16:07:27 ChrisW: Other admin business? no 16:07:48 zakim, list agenda 16:07:48 I see 2 items remaining on the agenda: 16:07:50 8. 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[from csma] 16:07:56 CSMA: Action review moved to 3rd 16:08:02 topic: liason 16:08:09 +Sandro 16:08:20 ack jos 16:08:22 ChrisW: Jos any news about OWL-RIF? 16:08:34 AxelPolleres has joined #rif 16:08:35 zakim, who is on the phone? 16:08:35 On the phone I see Harold, AdrianP (muted), Stella_Mitchell, Dave_Reynolds, Gary_Hallmark, ChrisW, csma, Sandro 16:08:51 +??P15 16:09:18 ;-) 16:09:31 ChrisW: Action review 16:09:47 I am currently having problems with zakim; I will continue trying to dial-in 16:10:27 http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/Core/List_Constructor 16:10:38 ChrisW: Actio 405 in the agenda 16:10:44 ChrisW: Action 404 16:10:48 Harold: Done 16:10:55 CSMA: still pending discussion 16:11:06 ChrisW: Action 403 complete 16:11:19 ChrisW: Action 402 continued 16:11:22 402 is continued 16:11:34 + +39.047.101.aacc 16:11:36 ChrisW: 401 done 16:12:18 ChrisW: PR developers only 2 weeks left for providing rule selection strategy 16:12:45 ChrisW: several open actions 16:13:06 ChrisW: all other actions are continued 16:13:23 CSMA: Pending review 16:13:38 ChrisW: F2F9 16:13:48 csma: nothing to add on F2F9 16:14:03 cmsa: any questions about procedure to book hotel? 16:14:16 harold: will there be anything on the arrival date? 16:14:27 csma: I won't be at ILog that day 16:14:33 csma: nothing arranged 16:14:54 csma: maybe a presentation of ILog 16:15:13 harold: will Hassan and Philip arround 16:15:19 csma: Hassan will be arround 16:15:34 csma: it right before the french school vacations 16:15:46 ChrisW: other discussions 16:15:52 s/Philip/Philippe/ 16:16:09 ChrisW: Issue 46 16:16:20 DougL has joined #rif 16:16:40 PROPOSED: to close issue 36 without action (that is, direct mapping between presentation and XML syntaxes, e.g. presented as a table). 16:16:52 +DougL 16:17:13 ChrisW: discussion on this issue? 16:17:25 ChrisW: any objections? 16:17:31 RESOLVED: to close issue 36 without action (that is, direct mapping between presentation and XML syntaxes, e.g. presented as a table). 16:17:58 ChrisW: Issue 44 16:18:03 ACTION: ChristopherW to close issue 36 16:18:03 Sorry, couldn't find user - ChristopherW 16:18:19 ACTION: CWelty to close issue 36 16:18:19 Created ACTION-406 - Close issue 36 [on Christopher Welty - due 2008-02-05]. 16:18:29 ChrisW: most people are tired of this issue. 16:18:38 ChrisW: proposed resolution from last week 16:18:39 PROPOSED: to close issue 44 by removing named argument Uniterms from BLD. 16:18:59 ChrisW: most people are leaning simplifying things 16:19:19 Harold: discussion on the mailing list 16:19:28 Harold: several examples 16:19:32 zakim, mute me 16:19:32 csma should now be muted 16:19:35 Harold: new insights 16:19:45 Harold: point is RIF is an interchange format 16:19:46 q+ 16:19:56 Harold: not putting the burden on the translators 16:20:10 q? 16:20:25 ChrisW: any other engines than OO jDrew 16:20:46 Harold: Mikel is not here, but he confirmed that rel. databases are a use case 16:20:52 zakim, unmute me 16:20:52 csma should no longer be muted 16:21:21 csma: I responder to Michael and made a proposal 16:21:54 csma: small burden on the translators for named arguments 16:22:29 josb has joined #rif 16:22:32 csma: anyway you would put the burden on the translators, but not on the translators of systems without named arguments 16:22:42 Harold: I think you proposal should be discussed 16:22:48 p[bar,foo]("abc", 2) 16:22:52 Harold: but there was no discussion yet 16:23:30 csma: proposal is that, if there is standard uniterm then there is an optional list of arguments which might be ignored 16:23:46 csma: the burden is on systems who support slooted uniterms 16:24:07 csma: systems which use slotted uniterms could rebuild from the list 16:24:21 csma: others might simply ignore it 16:24:48 csma: very small burden on the translators from slotted uniterms to RIF 16:25:01 Harold: Don't understand that this meta data could be ignored 16:25:21 Michael_Kifer has joined #rif 16:25:24 Harold: remind you on signature, ignoring the signature means loosing information 16:25:49 csma: could be ignored by systems which are not able to use it 16:26:18 (the proposal was mine, I guess, but came up in conversation with csma) 16:26:23 Harold: in the eMail there seems to be a contradicting between meta data 16:26:42 csma: yes, it's Sandros proposal 16:26:46 +Michael_Kifer 16:27:06 zakim, mute me 16:27:06 Michael_Kifer should now be muted 16:27:15 Harold: in this proposal you can no longer distinguish from the ordered and loose information 16:27:30 csma: if it does not fly we can not use it 16:27:35 zakim, unmute me 16:27:35 Michael_Kifer should no longer be muted 16:27:40 good point, Harold --- it's a lossy transformation, because (a->x, b->y) and (x,y) appear the same to systems ignoring the slot names. 16:27:45 csma: then only one proposal remains 16:27:58 zakim, mute me 16:27:58 csma should now be muted 16:28:12 Axel: I do not object slotted uniterms 16:28:17 q+ 16:28:25 Axel: they are clearly defined 16:28:30 Sandro/Harold: do systems really use the same name for both positional and named uniterms? Surely renaming apart would be needed in such cases anyway? 16:28:36 Axel: I don't have a stron oppinion on that 16:28:52 ChrisW: you would not object 16:29:05 ChrisW: Igor would remove its objection 16:29:18 Michael: Don't understand why we should remove them 16:29:24 +1 to Michael, I think they are simple enough. 16:29:30 q- 16:29:31 ChrisW: reason --> simplify BLD 16:29:47 Michael: But they don't have to support 16:30:04 -1 mkifer 16:30:05 Michael: they don't have implement that- BLD is a container 16:30:21 +1 to Michael again, I support that BLD is a container. 16:30:28 Michael: different vendors have to support the dialects they want 16:30:33 -1 to everubody not being required to implement all of BLD 16:30:35 -1! BLD has to be implementable. 16:30:38 Dave, BLD does not differentiate 'alphabets' of Constants used for positional vs. used for named uniterms (it's Hilog-like and uniform). 16:30:43 -1 to Michael 16:30:48 Was there anybody who said they would implementa all of BLD? 16:31:03 ChrisW: your are supposed to translate a RIF rule set into your own language 16:31:05 -1 to Michael 16:31:08 q+ 16:31:16 If there isn't, Axel, then lets stop working on BLD right now. 16:31:17 ChrisW: translate from BLD into language 16:31:34 Michael: you might translate from a sub dialect 16:31:46 We need to define Core as *subset* of BLD. 16:31:49 ChrisW: there are no subdialects 16:31:56 zakim, unmute me 16:31:56 csma should no longer be muted 16:31:59 I anyway think that BLD is ready and we should go on and define core and extensibility for the remaining time. 16:32:09 Michael: With framework we can easily define a dialect 16:32:10 so, sandro: I agree. 16:32:25 At the last f2f we decided to work on a Core. 16:32:26 csma: you can define any dialect, but then there is interoperability 16:32:32 Also -- we have a resolution to have a "handful of dialects" 16:32:40 q? 16:32:42 Michael: suppose you remove the named arguments 16:32:55 yes, but we discuss still for wweeks now nitty gritty details on changing/cutting BLD. 16:32:58 Michael: it is a burden to translate into this cut-down BLD 16:33:01 Core = BLD - Equality - Frames - Slots 16:33:18 mdean has joined #rif 16:33:40 q+ 16:33:41 csma: if there is a need for additional features we will later add this feature 16:33:44 Harold - I understand that, my point was that I would imagine most system and most users would use different names for the two different cases so the times where there is an aliasing clash to resolve seem very rare and easy to handle 16:33:50 Michael: Why then care about equality etc. 16:33:51 q- 16:33:54 harold: - fuinction symbols 16:33:55 zakim, mute me 16:33:55 Michael_Kifer should now be muted 16:34:05 +Mike_Dean 16:34:05 zakim, mute me 16:34:06 csma should now be muted 16:34:38 Doug: appearance of simplicity does not mean 16:34:53 ack dougl 16:35:12 Zakim, unmute me 16:35:12 AdrianP should no longer be muted 16:35:38 I can take over... 16:35:54 -AdrianP 16:35:58 scribenick: AxelPolleres 16:36:04 scribe: Axel Polleres 16:36:27 harold, can you repeat that on the irc? 16:37:07 So Doug wants to keep slotted uniterms. 16:37:13 Correct 16:37:57 I want to empasize that we will need a susbet, the Core, which will not have Equality and will not have slots. So we can and should keept both in BLD. 16:38:05 Harold: What about to propose a resolution to leave them in? 16:38:16 Yes, 16:38:21 PROPOSED: to close issue 44 by removing named argument Uniterms from BLD. 16:38:28 so, we had two objections against removing and one against leaving them... 16:38:46 so, we should ALSO ask the other way around. 16:39:16 0 16:39:24 +0 16:39:30 +1 16:39:32 -0 16:39:32 -1 16:39:34 -1 16:39:38 (+1 from Gary) 16:39:47 -1 16:39:52 +1 16:39:54 0 16:40:12 zakim, unmute me 16:40:12 Michael_Kifer should no longer be muted 16:40:44 Gary: if we have N.A.U's we really have to tell people how to interchange them with normal Uniterms. I would probably object to leaving them in. 16:41:08 Gary: Implementors will go off and do what they want, without interoperation. 16:41:58 How come we go from 1 person objecting to 3 persons objecting? 16:42:22 yes, it is not clear how these are related... so ... what? 16:43:11 zakim, who is on the phone? 16:43:12 On the phone I see Harold, Stella_Mitchell, Dave_Reynolds, Gary_Hallmark, ChrisW, csma (muted), Sandro, AxelPolleres, josb (muted), DougL, Michael_Kifer, Mike_Dean 16:43:45 josb, I even changed my objection from -1 to -0 this time, so more people switched to leaving them in. I honestly really think we should close this issue and work on with what we have in order to not loose more time. 16:44:57 zakim, unmute me 16:44:57 csma should no longer be muted 16:45:00 +1 to Gary, a well articulated explanation of what interoperability and RIF is about 16:45:19 q? 16:45:43 Well, there was never any agreement within the working group to include named argument terms. So, there's not really any reason to include them. 16:45:58 -Gary_Hallmark 16:46:13 +Gary_Hallmark 16:46:29 we do care because BLD makes up a clean implementable framework for logical dialects! 16:47:12 zakim, mute me 16:47:12 csma should now be muted 16:47:21 josb, that's why I said that we should propose a resolution the other way around, and see what happens then. 16:47:23 Chris, what about Equality? 16:47:44 We dont know if anyone will implement it completely? 16:48:11 harold, there will be a Core, without equality (but without logic fct either) 16:48:22 But it's in BLD (because we know it will be out of Core). 16:48:57 Same should be kept for Slotted Uniterms: they are MUCH more easier to implement. 16:49:29 We can hardly keep Equality but omit Slotted Uniterms. 16:49:47 AxelPolleres, I thought you were scribing.....? 16:49:59 actually, if we wanted to have more in BLD than Core+equality+logic fct, that would be negation, I guess, not NAU... 16:50:19 +1 16:50:20 ChrisW: let us see how the proposal works the other way artound. 16:50:26 GaryHallmark has joined #rif 16:51:02 STRAW-PROPOSED: to close issue 44 by KEEPING named argument Uniterms in BLD. 16:51:11 MichaelK/ChrisW/sandro: some discussion before on whether BLD should be implementable fragment for all for interchange or not 16:51:16 I won't be here next week, probably (trip), but please consider my proxy for it as +1 16:51:21 0 16:51:21 -0 16:51:23 -1 16:51:23 +1 16:51:27 +1 16:51:35 -0.6 16:51:35 +1 16:51:39 0 16:52:02 (+1 from AdrianP) 16:52:15 ChrisW: Harold and Doug, neither of you objected last time. 16:52:23 ... something changed? 16:52:47 DougL: saw some useful examples when I further thought about it. 16:52:48 q? 16:53:20 ChrisW: any specific languages you're thinking of? 16:53:49 zakim, mute me 16:53:49 Michael_Kifer should now be muted 16:53:50 Use Cases: CLIPS, Relational Algebra, 4 from NRC. 16:53:51 q- 16:54:34 DougL: uncompatible evolution for languages/rulebases with large numbers of arguments. 16:54:36 CLIPS is supporting slotted uniterms. 16:54:56 ChrisW: Is there anything except ooJDrew? 16:55:31 DougL: cyc? supports named args in uniterms. 16:55:56 ack harold 16:56:03 Harold: I rediscovered some use cases. 16:56:33 zakim, unmute me 16:56:33 Michael_Kifer should no longer be muted 16:56:42 Keys (local to a table) are not OIDs (global). 16:56:50 GaryHallmark: All use cases typically have hidden some kind of object identity. 16:57:30 MichealK: the issue is not that we can map it, the issue is, what does it take to do the mapping... you need for instance function symbols. 16:57:59 q? 16:58:17 ...why then have features like frames, etc at all, all can be done with positional terms. 16:58:33 GaryHallwmark: my system only has frames, no uniterms. 16:59:19 MichealK: if we mangle features like frames and uniterms, we will use roundtrippability. 16:59:27 s/use/loose 16:59:42 Philosphers continually wrangle about this issue here (Davidsonians vs. non-Davidsonians) 16:59:55 ... but if this ok, then simply let's choose potitional uniterms. 17:00:24 ChrisW: Let's move on. 17:00:26 zakim, mute me 17:00:26 Michael_Kifer should now be muted 17:00:53 (scribe cap off): why not just leaving it, we had two polls pointing in this direction? 17:01:30 ack me 17:01:32 Topic: OWL - RDF compatibility 17:01:36 ChrisW: Let's talk about RIF-OWL compatibility task force. 17:02:19 josb: Last time I talked about OWL full vs OWL DL compatibility. 17:03:13 -Sandro 17:03:17 +Sandro 17:03:24 josb: annotation properties are different from binary preedicates, so another possiblity is ignoring them 17:04:10 Topic: Builtins 17:04:24 ChrisW: let's move on to issue 40. 17:04:45 zakim, unmute me 17:04:45 csma should no longer be muted 17:04:52 ChrisW: What is the status of errors? 17:06:17 Christian: 17:06:47 Christian: summarizes 3 proposals. 17:07:41 q+ 17:07:53 AdrianP has joined #rif 17:08:15 ChrisW: first-order or third truth-value? opinions? 17:08:22 q+ 17:08:22 ack jos 17:08:30 zakim, unmute me 17:08:30 Michael_Kifer should no longer be muted 17:08:42 josb: the issue only comes up if we talk about partial functions. 17:09:11 ... for total functions, there is no problem. 17:09:23 michaelk: this is not true. 17:09:25 q+ 17:09:45 ack ax 17:10:48 michaelk: it is not only for functions, but also for predicates, which are only partially defined. 17:10:51 -Sandro 17:11:08 +Sandro 17:12:27 ... most systems give errors for e.g. adding strings with numbers, so if we define some different (2-valued) behaviot for these predicates, we crate additional burden for implementors. 17:12:30 q+ 17:13:31 ChrisW: christian just said that we shouldn't fix it in the model theory. 17:13:34 ack jos 17:13:45 zakim, mute me 17:13:45 csma should now be muted 17:14:11 josb: I havean idea here... whenever a variable assignment is not allowed, the satisfaction is not defined. 17:14:22 q+ 17:14:28 action: jos to draft a strawman on error 17:14:28 Sorry, amibiguous username (more than one match) - jos 17:14:28 Try using a different identifier, such as family name or username (eg. jdebruij2, jderoo) 17:15:06 action: jdebruij2 to draft a strawman proposal on error (in ExtTerm) 17:15:07 Created ACTION-407 - Draft a strawman proposal on error (in ExtTerm) [on Jos de Bruijn - due 2008-02-05]. 17:15:43 q- 17:15:50 ChrisW: action on jos to draft proposal. 17:15:51 ack ax 17:15:53 ack daver 17:16:40 Dave: using the predicate form rather with additional argument for the value is preferrable... (?) 17:16:51 zakim, unmute me 17:16:51 csma should no longer be muted 17:16:57 q+ 17:17:00 P(?x ?y ?result) vs F(?x ?y) => ?result 17:17:11 indeed, equality is not required 17:17:19 zakim, mute me 17:17:19 csma should now be muted 17:17:21 p(?X, 1+2). 17:17:49 Special case: Equal(?X, 1+2). 17:18:04 p(?X) :- q(?X,1+?X). 17:18:50 q- 17:18:54 That Equal could be defined in one fact: Equal(?X, ?X). 17:18:56 :- is(1+2,?Y) 17:18:59 MichaelK: I think we don't need equal for functions, but rather an assignment built-in. 17:19:09 +1 to michael: what Dave needs is assignment, not equality 17:19:10 q+ 17:20:03 josb: don't understand why we would need the assignment. 17:20:14 p(?z) <- q(?x), r(?y), add(?x, ?y, ?z). 17:20:18 Builtin fcts can (normally) not be called with any argument being free. 17:20:32 ChrisW: assignment is simpler, because it is simpler than full equality. 17:20:42 p(?x+?y) :- ... 17:20:50 .... and to passover values to different variables. 17:21:09 s/passover/pass over/ 17:21:25 josb: works equally with functions. 17:21:53 q? 17:21:57 q+ 17:22:02 q- 17:22:05 Dave+Jos: assignment/functions both solve that issue. 17:22:15 ack sandro 17:22:39 q? 17:22:53 Sandro: one problem with predicates is: if bld is a proper extension of core than functions and predicates might be overlapping (?) 17:23:07 ack csma 17:23:08 I also agree, ideally no duplication of builtins as fcts and preds. 17:23:23 josb: preference for not having functions. 17:23:47 +1 to functions 17:23:50 csma (without chairhat): in PRD preference for functions. 17:24:15 +1 for having functions and predicates both 17:24:26 exactly 17:24:56 josb: only preds or only function symbols it not an option. 17:25:00 +1 17:25:01 +1 17:25:10 having both 17:25:13 ChrisW: who is in favor of having both? 17:25:16 +0 17:25:16 -0 17:25:17 sandro: +1 (on phone) 17:25:21 0 17:25:21 -0.5 17:25:21 0 17:25:24 we are talking about builtins only 17:25:25 +0 17:26:15 is a predicate == boolean function? 17:26:22 yes 17:26:23 one could have a predicate sumEquals and a function Plus 17:26:29 we are voting onwhat now? 17:26:39 :-) 17:26:46 s/onwhat/on what/ 17:26:47 In Core, we could have the kind of Prolog-like 'is' primitive Micheal mentioned: then functional builtins would work in Core, too. 17:26:56 dougl, thats exactly what i call duplicating every fct 17:27:04 do both 17:27:15 I vote for a + b, not a + b = c 17:27:17 Harold, see my example above; we do not need is in Core 17:27:37 You mean by flatteing? 17:27:58 s/ flatteing/ flattening/ 17:27:58 Jos: that does imply repeating sub expressions, whereas with variable binding you just repeat the variable 17:28:20 I sense that there are several questions: a) whether to generally model functions as predicates. b) whether the same built-in should be (dis)allowed to have both a function and a predicate version. 17:28:21 when you use 'is', the formula is just as flat as when using functions directly 17:28:45 ChrisW: volunteers for an action? 17:28:49 Dave, that is correct 17:28:51 I can try... 17:29:04 but I am very unsure whether I understood it, to be honest :-) 17:30:01 action: axel to draft an emali separating the different issues in the question about fct vs predicate forms for builtins 17:30:02 Created ACTION-408 - Draft an emali separating the different issues in the question about fct vs predicate forms for builtins [on Axel Polleres - due 2008-02-05]. 17:30:31 zakim, unmute me 17:30:31 Michael_Kifer was not muted, Michael_Kifer 17:30:39 ChrisW: we will not spend much time on the named arg issue nextr week ,but need to turn to more urghent issues. 17:30:51 ChrisW: adjorn. 17:30:55 -josb 17:30:58 -Gary_Hallmark 17:31:01 -DougL 17:31:03 -Dave_Reynolds 17:31:03 -Stella_Mitchell 17:31:08 zakim, list attendees 17:31:08 As of this point the attendees have been Harold, +49.351.4.aaaa, AdrianP, Dave_Reynolds, josb, +6928aabb, csma, Stella_Mitchell, Gary_Hallmark, ChrisW, Sandro, AxelPolleres, 17:31:11 ... +39.047.101.aacc, DougL, Michael_Kifer, Mike_Dean 17:31:12 -Mike_Dean 17:31:24 rrsagent, make minutes 17:31:24 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2008/01/29-rif-minutes.html ChrisW 17:31:26 chrisW: publication plan status? 17:32:02 michealk: did a lot of work on the framework recently. BLD should be short base on that. 17:32:16 zakim, who is on the phone? 17:32:16 On the phone I see Harold, ChrisW, csma, AxelPolleres, Michael_Kifer, Sandro 17:32:27 ... framweork by end of the week (sunday) 17:32:43 ... short BLD will then be much shorter than the original. 17:33:20 ... I am not deleting stuff, but create new documents (copy-pasting). 17:33:35 ... hope also BLD will be in shape by end of the week. 17:34:01 ... will publish/adapt links on the wiki. 17:34:51 ChrisW: keep link BLD for the new one, and have a link oldBLD for the old one. 17:35:02 Sandro: on wiki migration. 17:35:39 MichaelK: I would prefer to work on html anyway. 17:36:06 sandro: in mediawiki you can use a flag to use simply normal html. 17:36:39 ... I just run through wikiTR and then put the html into mediawiki. 17:36:43 rrsagent, make logs public 17:37:05 ChrisW, so I can stop scribing? :-) 17:37:11 yes, sorry 17:37:14 you can go! 17:37:28 ok, I just need the URI... 17:37:34 got it. 17:37:37 i will have adrian do it 17:37:48 ok. fine with me. 17:37:51 bye 17:37:58 AxelPolleres has left #rif 17:38:10 -AxelPolleres 17:39:42 Regrets: IgorMozetic PaulaLaviniaPatranjan Leora Morgenstern PaulVincent Hassan Aït-Kaci 17:39:46 rrsagent, make minutes 17:39:46 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2008/01/29-rif-minutes.html ChrisW 17:42:44 zakim, mute me 17:42:44 csma should now be muted 17:47:46 zakim, unmute me 17:47:46 csma should no longer be muted 17:49:17 -Harold 17:49:24 -Michael_Kifer 17:49:30 -ChrisW 17:49:34 -Sandro 17:49:37 -csma 17:49:38 SW_RIF()11:00AM has ended 17:49:39 Attendees were Harold, +49.351.4.aaaa, AdrianP, Dave_Reynolds, josb, +6928aabb, csma, Stella_Mitchell, Gary_Hallmark, ChrisW, Sandro, AxelPolleres, +39.047.101.aacc, DougL, 17:49:41 ... 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