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I've asked Wayne agreed to help organizing our comments on the WAI-ARIA documents. Lisa is here also, so I want to figure out the best way to do this. Wayne get the decisions organized today. Then send out for review and discussion. 13:33:03 Shawn: Lisa, do you have any thoughts about would it be for you to do, or Wayne? 13:33:15 Lisa: I am happy for Wayne to do it. 13:34:22 +??P13 13:34:27 zakim, ??P13 is yeliz 13:34:27 +yeliz; got it 13:34:32 Shawn: Wayne you can take advantage of the action recording, you can do action colon, gathered in spot in the minutes. After the action to have some common identyfier. Wayne, or ARIA some common word and the decision. 13:34:48 Wayne: should I be the one responsible for putting the actions in? 13:35:32 zakim, mute me 13:35:32 yeliz should now be muted 13:36:18 Shawn: yes. It is easier to have in your words. To make easier on Wayne, and the EO group over all, we will take some time for Wayne to do that. Le'ts go to the first agenda item. Wanted to show you the latest draft. We have added a new section. I have sent an email on this. One is linking to techniques and other notes. And after WAI- 13:36:49 Shawn: WAI-ARIA versus WAI. Take a minute to skim through. 13:37:41 achuter has joined #eo 13:38:39 William: on the versus because Anna questions in one, it is an explanation here, but it doesn't talk about WAI-ARIA has been accepted as a brand name. Make it clear it isn't about being clear but about the brand visibility. 13:38:44 Shawn: comments on that? 13:39:12 Shawn: is that something we want to. What are the pros and cons of saying that. 13:39:53 William: WAI-ARIA appears in Wikipedia. To elucidate the real reason. We have the field to ourselves. Could be products trademarks with ARIA. 13:40:09 +??P14 13:40:14 zakim, P14 is me 13:40:14 sorry, achuter, I do not recognize a party named 'P14' 13:40:22 zakim, ??P14 is me 13:40:22 +achuter; got it 13:40:26 Shawn: the original reason was to avoid confusion. Branding is good. I would like other peoples opinion. 13:40:37 zakim, mute me 13:40:37 achuter should now be muted 13:41:44 Sharron: to say the ARIA brand identifies more closely within WAI a good reminder to people that it was done with the W3C process. As identification rather than egotistical. Done within the process. Don't how to exactly word that. Useful. Reaction on the list, do we know what the confusion was? 13:42:18 Sharron: leave out the branding part it leads to more questions about why. There is a good reason to refer to the brand. Rather than as an egotistical reference. 13:42:42 Liam: Sharron makes a good point. Branding argument is all very well that becomes a consistency problem. 13:42:47 Wayne: I agree with that. 13:43:43 Shawn: wasn't done for branding. To avoid potential trademarks. Some reply here. The new co-chairs responsible for ARIA. Be able to answer other peoples questions. I don't know myself because I was not involved in the questions. 13:44:06 Shawn: there was none that we think a direct problem. We didn't want to get into legal stuff. Nothing close. 13:44:24 Liam: type ARIA to google you get all sorts of things. 13:45:42 Shawn: to avoid confusion. The reason we put WAI-ARIA to avoid trademark issues. The reason Liam brings up when being searched we are all talking about the same thing. When I saw people use ARIA alone. Decided to not make people use WAI-ARIA but not good use of time. I am interested in perspectives on how much we want to push that. 13:45:56 Wayne: we are opening up that we have the real ARIA. 13:46:05 Shawn: someone to do a competing specification? 13:46:26 Wayne: like the Ninja ARIA. Without qualifying it makes it the WAI-AIRA. 13:46:41 Shawn: we are not willing to risk because of trademark issues. 13:47:03 William: with the American institute radio infringement. 13:47:23 Liam: trademark only comes when there is a confusion. 13:47:58 Shawn: we are not going to change this. We are going to call it WAI-ARIA. The question is how much we want to encourage people to use. 13:48:15 zakim, unmute me 13:48:15 achuter should no longer be muted 13:48:19 William: I want to put in front WAI in front of ATAG. Here we are. 13:48:30 William: we should be proud instead of egotism. 13:49:09 William: to Tim Berners Lee means this. 13:49:19 Alan: the word now means all around the world. 13:49:31 Liam: the world will decide what it will be called. No need to worry. 13:49:40 Shawn: any strong suggestions for edits? 13:50:04 Shawn: ok anything else on the ranking techniques and other notes. 13:50:14 Liam: I sent some comments into the list. 13:50:21 Shawn: did it make it to the list? 13:50:29 Liam: I think so. I'm looking. 13:50:33 ss/Liam: I sent some comments into the list./Alan: I sent some comments into the list./ 13:50:54 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-eo/2009JanMar/0104.html 13:50:55 shadi has joined #eo 13:51:02 zakim, code? 13:51:02 the conference code is 3694 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99 tel:+44.117.370.6152), shadi 13:51:22 s/ Liam: I think so. I'm looking./ / 13:51:30 Shawn: Doyle please filter the comments. And Alan was speaking not Liam. 13:51:39 s/Shawn: Doyle please filter the comments. And Alan was speaking not Liam./ / 13:51:42 +Shadi 13:51:55 Shawn: who can do minute clean up this week? 13:52:00 Wayne: I can do it. 13:52:07 zakim, mute me 13:52:07 Shadi should now be muted 13:52:24 s/Shawn: who can do minute clean up this week?/ / 13:52:54 s/Wayne: I can do it./Wayne: I will do the minutes/ 13:53:28 Shawn: if you are watching the minutes you do ess slash, and change a spelling, or change, to make more clear how this is minuted. You can change that and recorded that way. 13:53:45 William: are you saying the minutes are a WIKI? 13:53:54 Shawn: no but you can edit the minutes. 13:54:22 Shawn: looking at Alan's email. Technical documents. 13:54:36 William: I didn't get that. 13:55:15 Alan: I don't know that now that re-directs to the new version. People around the web that use in the URI but not do now. Perhaps say this system is new. 13:55:28 Alan: a lot of the links to ATAG have dates in them. 13:55:34 Shawn: the system is not new. 13:55:40 Alan: not to me. 13:56:08 Shawn: hasn't been communicated but is not new. Any strong feelings about mentioning those along those lines. Alan say our next point. 13:56:46 Alan: saying you shouldn't link to drafts. When there is an overview page you can link to that and not the draft. When linking to overview there is one. 13:57:01 Shawn: how do we say that? Linking to overview? 13:57:16 Alan: good to say not to link to drafts. 13:57:25 William: the drafts contain that warning. 13:57:37 Shawn: the technical drafts have that warning. 13:57:58 Alan: another advantage. 13:58:22 Shawn: is there a way to make more clear. A big advantage to link to overview. How do we say that? 13:58:34 Alan: you already say that. Just make more explicit. 13:58:50 q+ to re-raise relationship to W3C versioning policy 13:58:54 Shawn: any suggestions to make more explicit? Please send in. 13:59:37 q+ to ask CSS 13:59:52 zakim, unmute yeliz 13:59:52 yeliz should no longer be muted 13:59:59 Alan: I thought in the table example in the link to ATAG a heading heading, each table starts with the rest of the path, the server name could www...to make what is different to avoid repetition. Make clear? 14:00:26 Shawn: the first column take off www.org and start with slash WAI or slash ... 14:00:54 Liam: I want to be able to cut and paste and I don't want to have broken up. 14:01:01 Alan: you don't want to copy. 14:01:16 Yeliz: I agree with Liam, it make it more confusing. 14:01:28 Alan: highlight what is different in each one. 14:01:41 William: make them links. URI wouldn't have to be there. 14:02:13 Shawn: editors opinion. I agree with Alan good thing to consider. And I agree with others we want to be copyable. 14:02:35 Alan: highlight the part that is different in each one. Instead of having the whole thing involved. 14:02:45 Shawn: breaks up in some screen readers. 14:02:55 Wayne: could be just pauses. 14:02:59 Shawn: part strong? 14:03:15 Liam: what do TR stand for? 14:03:27 Shawn: Technical reports. In all W3C. 14:04:10 Shawn: any strong feelings on having the 3.0 there? 14:04:17 zakim,mute me 14:04:17 yeliz should now be muted 14:04:34 alan: in the future or something like that. don't want to make false hopes. 14:04:53 Shawn: put the latest version of WCAG could be 3.0 or whatever. 14:05:05 Alan: 2.6 or something that might be. 14:05:24 William: possible futures with 2.0? 14:05:28 Shawn: comments? 14:05:28 q- 14:05:36 s/Alan:/Liam: 14:05:39 Wayne: I don't understand that William? 14:05:42 -Lisa_Pappas 14:05:43 LisaP has left #eo 14:05:52 Sharron: what's wrong with the latest version of WCAG? 14:06:00 Shawn: is that clear enough? 14:06:06 Wayne: I think that fine. 14:06:35 Sharron: isn't it implied. Strong in the phrase itself. Somebody is going to think 3.0? They will look for it. 14:06:44 William: look better. 14:06:54 zakim, unmute yeliz 14:06:54 yeliz should no longer be muted 14:06:54 Shawn: latest version enough. 14:07:08 Liam: enough nothing in parentheizes. 14:07:17 Shawn: Alan comment. 14:07:50 Alan: I thought the second column use column. Take that out and put in heading. Emphasize in the highlights the latest version. 14:08:05 Liam: I am not keen on that because it becomes confusing. 14:08:20 Shawn: Alan? 14:08:57 zakim, mute yeliz 14:08:57 yeliz should now be muted 14:09:04 Alan: the third and fourth rows. What is different? Only the version number. I'm not really clear what the difference is. Version 1.0 or 2.0 but not subsequent versions. 14:09:34 Liam: might be good to change to not subesquent versions, and bold facing the 2.0 versions. 14:10:00 Shawn: stronger to say not the latest version. Link to this you won't get the latest version period? 14:10:25 Shawn: no change because they would both be correct. 14:10:31 Liam: should be later. 14:11:03 Alan: what happens with a new draft? WCAG 2 the second one links to the latest recommendation, not the latest draft. 14:11:48 Shawn: correct, with the latest draft it would be at 2.1 slash. Go through and some suggestions please speak up. 14:12:19 alan: I don't think the fragment or targets will change, but not do that because people use to bookmark as the version. 14:12:31 Liam: may change individual parts of the document. 14:12:55 Shawn: to let people know what changes. To point to a specific text you need to use the numbered version. 14:13:57 Shawn: Alan's final comment. I don't like URI in brackets. At the top. At the top lists. We have the name of the document. Then the link surroudned with angle brackets. Take out all together? 14:14:03 Alan: yes. 14:14:20 Shawn: any votes to leave them? I will make a note to do that. 14:14:30 William: sometimes useful but not in this instance. 14:14:36 ack me 14:14:37 Shawn: anyone else? 14:14:59 Alan: another thing. Linking to translation, in a foreign language what do you link to? 14:15:17 Shawn: I will take that as an action to check on. Don't know what to say on that yet. 14:15:52 Shadi: good point Alan. We were talking about that the other day. I wanted to let you know the version change since I last looked but send later. 14:15:55 Shawn: do now. 14:16:13 action: shawn - Referencing doc - check if want to say anything about linking to Translation 14:17:08 Shadi: There are a couple. About all the sections below the table. Specifically linking to other notes go above and an example in the table. Text for the link rather than the URI rather than the other list. Linking the other document rather how links work. 14:17:28 Shawn: how often do you think people link to WCAG versus linking to the other techniques and notes? 14:17:48 Sharron: linked more often? 14:18:58 Shawn: basically if we look at the requirements, the primary thing the more important to hold links to fragments old links to WCAG and current links to get people to link correctly. To address the issue overall. They link to other things they do that properly as well. And put a note to link to technques as well. 14:19:27 Shawn: about linking order the concern of moving the table lower. Does not related to WCAG. A concern with moving. 14:19:37 William: concern with leaving that section out? 14:20:49 Shadi: I think one of the other motivations that might have contrubuted to get this started. Some tools that link to WCAG. We want to encourage them to link to technques. Not something as success criteria. Refers to specific techniques. From this whole seciton. The first paragraph and last are too general. Most useful piece of information. 14:21:24 Shadi: Might make sense to be under the examples above. Start off with pointing to overview. If not to WCAG, or specific version or beta version. 14:21:37 Shawn: do we want to link to dated version of guidelines? 14:21:47 Shadi: no but this is techniques. 14:21:55 Wayne: a lot are wrong now. 14:22:27 Shadi: if you use the URI for the technique whatever you say when that technique you might claim something wrong because they change. 14:22:49 Wayne: Maybe I am not referring to the right thing. 14:23:34 Shawn: yes that is an error on our part should go to WCAG 2. Needs to be fixed. 14:23:46 Wayne: I think we are talking about different things. 14:24:10 http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/G63.html 14:25:14 Shadi: so that would do Liam is develop a tool that outputs or implements this test is. And the WCAG working group change that technique. I will still claim I pass the test when it has changed. 14:25:39 Liam: is it not better to link to the latest and best from the tool. The adivce you get it the most recent. 14:26:08 Shadi: that is what the tool implements and for that latest version. Ideally you want to link to the latest version. That might be incorrect. 14:26:42 Wayne: the technqieues are supposed to be sufficient. You are saying that we are pulling technqiues? 14:27:16 [me made some notes in the doc -- refresh] 14:27:23 Wayne: I am confused that the techniques they grow but you don't make technques in legacy web sites are invalid. 14:27:39 Shadi: a published technique is not deprecated? 14:28:55 Shawn: realistically not goiong to be a significant issue. Not significant changes to make more than one or two things in the tool off. Say there is one little thing is a little off. Publish new technique. Advice notably different. Tool test to the old way. And now refined to new way. What would be ideal to do? 14:29:17 Liam: use hypothetical, that could change. 14:29:19 http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/G176.html 14:30:08 Shawn: everyone understand Shadi's point? The day it comes out tests the old technique. Just to pick something, used to be, and now tests three over two originally. 14:31:17 Wayne: we discourage skip links rather than to use headings. 14:31:58 Shawn: what we would ideally recommend people do? What is the idea the current link the specific link and by the way, and here is a link to the latest version because it will do in the future. 14:32:20 William: why doesn't that happen in the technqiues. If it does it will be updated. 14:33:22 Shadi: a bit different in that section about linking to techniques one could link to a dated version. Get some more advice about linking to the dated version as a best practice. I would agree to. Actually going to the link and then link to best versions. 14:33:51 Liam: has been updated, presumably not just link to the dated version? 14:33:59 -achuter 14:34:37 Shadi: first of all I agree with Shawn"s proposal to the URI linking, add something providing a link to the latest version. 14:34:53 Shawn: proposal for discussion for suggestion. Liam? 14:35:30 Liam: requesting that is potentially clumsy. Better to link to the latest version. Then when go through the latest, that is updated this technique is superceded. 14:36:00 Shawn: requries re-publishing we don't change generally but because this is a note we could. 14:36:11 Liam: just have a link to the latest version. 14:36:50 Shawn: in the latest version. Always point to the latest. If it changes it has a note which says when it was changes. Here is a link to the other version. 14:37:10 Liam: probably need to annotate the conformance claims. 14:38:16 Shadi: I think we might be able to solve the issue from WCAG 2 techniques because why W3C dates their versions. Some cases that mean to refer to a specific version and referred to this document. In rare cases, this is how you can do it. 14:38:34 Liam: link to the general one, and then for very specifric ones. 14:39:07 Wayne: when we try to get people to adhere to a guideline when do we know they are done. This creates a psychological impression you are never done. 14:39:34 Shadi: that is the reason for using dated version. That is the information I worked with. New versions that is not my contract. 14:39:45 Wayne: I hope that is clear to people. 14:40:04 -yeliz 14:41:00 Shawn: The first part of this this week. Mention something about latest versions. Started to put in the second section. I felt it was adding confusion and clutter to add there. Can you think any reasonable use case? Any relatively common suggest someone to link to a dated version of recommendation? 14:41:58 Shawn: the answer is no to that. I would not like it to be in that section. Under URIs under dated techniques. Some of Wayne's suggests and Shadis'. Ok in separate sections? 14:42:21 Shadi: I don't have a problem with that. Put it in it's own section it becomes more prominent. 14:42:33 Wayne: more promimnet if it is clear. 14:43:20 Shawn: I think we want this document to cover the most common cases and be simple. Not cover every case. We put in the beginning and end if you have questions contact us. 14:43:31 Shawn: I want to err on the side to keep simple. 14:43:43 William: I do too. 14:43:49 sharron: I second that. 14:44:08 Wayne: except where keeping short doesn't clarify. And we have to expand. 14:44:31 Shawn: What do we want to link to techniques and then URI? 14:44:45 Wayne: I like editors discretion. 14:45:31 +??P7 14:45:37 zakim, ??P7 is yeliz 14:45:37 +yeliz; got it 14:45:53 zakim, mute yeliz 14:45:53 yeliz should now be muted 14:45:58 Shawn: This example says; if you want to point to specific text that does not change. Where I quote for an article. I can do WCAG itself by using the URI because that doesn't change. 14:46:50 Shawn: There exists that does not change. The only way to link to a technique that will not change or understanding is to use a dated URI. I think that ought to be communicated. That make sense? 14:47:16 Shawn: Whether it is for technical reasons or whatever eles.e 14:47:42 William: the linking comes from where they do that? 14:48:11 Shawn: they might link to a technique ratther than the main document. This requires some more thinking. 14:48:37 Shadi: The quick references links to the dated version. Doesn't always link to the latest version? 14:48:43 Shawn: I will check that. 14:48:59 Shawn: Comments? 14:49:29 Shadi: The title and especially in the left navigation call referencing, because we talk about linking? 14:49:34 Shawn: comments? 14:49:39 William: editors choice. 14:50:01 Shawn: any objections (please insert title here)? 14:50:55 Shadi: in the first entry in the table. Explain the overview, will the content and URI and fragments and anchors will remain stable. Will this scare people that the contents will change? Still serve the goal of explaning WCAG? 14:51:06 Shawn: yes the content will be replaced by new versions. 14:51:34 Shadi: yes, editors choice. The WAI version is ARIA but is that miss placed there. I don't expect in this document. 14:51:43 Shadi: no link to FAQ. 14:52:02 Shawn: we are talking about how to reference to documents. A reason not to have there. 14:52:15 William: you find it jolting is the only reason. 14:52:24 Shawn: smooth the jolting? 14:53:07 Shadi: is that the only thing to watch out for when referencing WAI guidelines or other things. People often reference W3C WCAG or WCAG. 14:53:35 Shawn: one could say this is not answer every questions but to answer help people avoid problems. 14:53:45 Shadi: this is the most important problem by far? 14:54:09 Shadi: this is a conclusion we have just said. This is the most important. 14:54:32 Shawn: referenceing WAI-ARIA. 14:54:42 zakim, mute me 14:54:42 Shadi should now be muted 14:54:47 William: why not throughout? 14:55:18 Shawn: because in our documents we even say. In repeated use it is fine to abbreviate just WAI-ARIA. 14:55:25 William: maybe not. 14:56:05 Shawn: we have signficant push back to have WAI-ARIA and be a very hard fight to have WAI-ARIA in every use. Keep that in mind. 14:56:35 Shawn: send your comments to the public comments list. 14:57:04 Topic: Update on status of WCAG 2.0 Translations 14:57:25 +1 14:57:39 Shawn: question are you ok publishing next week before we have a chance to talk about again. Look at again and delay publishing by a week? 14:57:50 William: publish don't need another review before publishing. 14:57:55 Liam: I agree. 14:57:57 zakim, unmute yeliz 14:57:57 yeliz should no longer be muted 14:58:01 Wayne: I agree. 14:58:11 Yeliz: I agree. 14:58:40 Shawn: all agree to publish without further review can make changes after publishing. 14:58:44 [all OK with publishing without further review (can makle makes chagnes after publishing). no objections] 14:58:57 zakim, mute yeliz 14:58:57 yeliz should now be muted 14:59:02 Topic: Update on status of WCAG 2.0 Translations 14:59:25 Topic: Referencing WAI Guidelines and Technical Reports (e-mail listing recent changes), announcements 14:59:48 Shawn: look at announcements. Quick look if you have concerns or objections? 14:59:55 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-eo/2009JanMar/0101.html 15:00:36 Shawn: comments on that? 15:01:04 Liam: ever wonder which or what? 15:01:15 Shawn: Which. changed. 15:01:36 Liam: next paragraph. What to replace. 15:01:48 William: editors choice depends upon the grammar rules. 15:02:13 Shawn: anything else? Nothing else is raised. 15:02:24 Topic: Update on status of WCAG 2.0 Translations 15:02:43 Shawn: update on the status of the translations page. 15:03:47 Shawn: We ended up with for now. Shadi tried some of the other things suggested, maybe a table, put language in it's language. Both of them Shadi felt like added more complexity and made harder to use. 15:04:29 ack me 15:04:31 Shawn: what we were thinking this is the state of the document that Shadi as current editor can get it to. If someone felt trying other edits, We would enertain them taking over. 15:04:46 Shadi: co-editors. Happy to consider them and integrate them. 15:05:05 William: talking Arabic. in parenthesis in that version. 15:05:24 Shawn: after Arabic it would be Arabic in Arabic. 15:05:43 http://www.w3.org/WAI/ER/tools/advanced 15:06:18 Shadi: I think it is curtesy thing. We have in the tools list. Where we have the language in the respective language first and then in brackets in English. You scan the language you understand. 15:06:39 Wayne: the stuff I can transfrom first. 15:07:00 Shadi: I think an important curtesy gesture to build in. But it makes it more complex. 15:07:22 Liam: thinking google to suggest be WCAG 2 as the link text in hungarian. 15:07:29 "Web Akad�lymentes�t�si �tmutat� 2.0" 15:07:44 Liam: the phrase WCAG in Hungarian is translated into that. 15:08:11 Shawn: for ;the Hungarian to be in Hungarian. 15:08:38 Shawn: have it as a secondary thing. 15:09:04 Shawn: the main reason to do is the SEO. 15:09:15 Liam: to get to the right translation right? 15:10:03 s/the main reason to do is the SEO./the only reason to do that would be SEO?/ 15:10:08 Shadi: no the purpose to not get to the translation pages. The links at the top lead to the W3C translation. The link are where you can work on them or tell someone ot do a translation. 15:10:37 Helle: I think that should you put in a section authorized translation in one part and then unofficial in a separate part? 15:11:01 Shawn: in previous version was harder to understand. 15:11:24 William: why are these in English at all? 15:11:42 William: someone look for that would stick out in their own language. 15:12:02 Shawn: try putting the language in parenthesizes aferward? 15:12:32 zakim, unmute yeliz 15:12:32 yeliz should no longer be muted 15:12:39 shadi: That is what I tried. Especially for Portuguese it becomes long and difficult to scan. I could give it another try and play with. 15:13:32 Helle: the native language on this page. If you work in this. Take something into another language. I can't see the importance here. You are aware this is in English because this is the source of this whole thing. 15:14:00 Shawn: that is a good point. This is not to find what language is translated into. The goal is to translate into that language. 15:14:25 William: tells them in their language the status. 15:14:31 Shawn: that is not in the scope. 15:15:36 Helle: if you follow these links they are for the translators list. That would take you to the French, a secondary link to get the information you want. 15:16:28 Shawn: All of us on the call, and WAI staff we have a whole lot to do. Given the limited goal of this page. It is ok as is. Later you can make suggestions, but for now we will call this done. OK? 15:16:38 general agreement. 15:17:02 Yeliz: why Hungarian, and not the others? 15:17:32 -Liam 15:17:46 Yeliz: if you look at the languages. Only Hungarian, Portuguese in the link lables. Mistake? 15:18:05 Helle: finished translations already? 15:18:08 +Liam 15:18:23 LiamMcGee has joined #eo 15:18:35 Shawn: Helle is correct. If you link to those the translations are done. 15:18:43 Yeliz: wasn't clear to me. 15:19:01 Shadi: any suggestions? 15:19:15 doyle: put in parens translations are done here. 15:19:28 Helle: is a translation, not a notification or intent. 15:19:48 Shawn: put in Hungarian. Un official translation. 15:19:53 william: don't bother. 15:20:35 Shawn: hasa small audience not worry. No dash in the draft just take off the dash. Makes clear it is different. Available to completed. Make clearly different? 15:20:48 Shadi: completed more visible than available? 15:20:52 "Hungarian completed - unofficial volunteer translation (23 December 2008)" 15:20:53 Yeliz: yes. 15:21:01 Helle: put in the front or beginning. 15:21:10 Shadi: I like in the beginning. 15:21:20 "Hungarian completed (unofficial volunteer translation 23 December 2008)" 15:21:24 Shawn: Hungarian completed, or some volunteer is done. 15:21:53 Shadi: yes in the on-going in progress. And that is starting to reflect a table. 15:22:01 Shawn: is happy with the list. 15:22:12 William: either way some will say one and the other. 15:22:34 Shawn: I like putting the end progress first. 15:22:44 Shadi: language, status, and some message. 15:22:55 Yeliz: a good idea. 15:23:37 Shawn: how about where it complete and then dash or paren to make clear. 15:23:48 Shadi: should the whole line be linked? 15:23:59 Yeliz: I think that looks like a mistake. 15:24:12 Shawn: Hungarian completed only linked? 15:24:22 Yeliz: and not the others. 15:24:38 zakim, mute Wayne 15:24:38 Wayne_Dick should now be muted 15:24:42 Shawn: screen readers wouldn't get the language link. You would need a context around it. 15:25:10 Shadi: not the lanaguage linked but only the link text? 15:25:28 Yeliz: for consistency yes. If you look at the list it looks like a mistake. 15:26:05 Shawn: what if it was clearly different? Hungarian completed. That was linked but the other sutff wasn't. Inconsistent for a reason. This one done? 15:26:26 Yeliz: quick question you want to draw attention to the ones completed? 15:26:33 Shawn: good point. 15:26:58 Yeliz: you somehow they are highlighting. List the status of all languages then? 15:27:06 William: that is there now. 15:27:06 zakim, unmute me 15:27:06 Wayne_Dick should no longer be muted 15:27:34 Shadi: this is helpful. Thanks for the feedback. I will try another round of the editors work. 15:27:50 Shawn: make completed clearer and up front? 15:28:06 Shadi: I hear that also. I'm not sure with or without a dash. 15:28:16 Shawn: editors discretion. 15:28:32 Shawn: we agreed to put completed in one or other. 15:28:32 action - Shadi to