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<janina> agenda: this
<kliehm> http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/index.php?title=Scribe_List
<paulc> PaulC declines scribe opporunity since I am chairing the Weekly WG call today and have to leave early.
<JF> scribe: jongund
<MichaelC> scribe: jongund
MS: Action 47 on SF to file a bug on making autocomplete consistent with ARIA
SF: Will do
MS: No status?
SF: No
JS: JS: Bug sub team, did we
formalize? MC: We made decisions, but not formally
... We talked about responsibilities last week, and the sub
teams could put up proposals
... Comment on sub teams?
... Any objections of giving them sub team status?
MC: We have had 3 meetings, one as sub team
<kliehm> http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/HTML/wiki/Bug_Triage
<MichaelC> Bug Triage wiki page
MC: I setup a wiki page for bug triage
<paulc> Could the scribe go on mute? The typing is quite distracting.
MC: We have taken all the items
declared as bugs
... We are meeting on Tuesdays
JS: Anyone can participate
... Are you sending out agendas?
<MichaelC> Bugs with high priority
MC: No, but we have not formally set a chair, our agenda is to go through bugs
JS: Loosing your audio MC
MC: I am on the noisy
microphone
... I pasted in the bugzilla query we are going through
RS: Is this just the HTML specs or does it include canvas
MC: We are using the
Accessibility task force key words
... Two weeks ago we talked about the ALT text bugs, they were
not considered a priority since they were in good hands, canvas
the same way
RS: I am concerned about canvas
<kliehm> The key word is #a11yTF, originally triaging #a11y bugs
MC: We would probably send canvas issue to you (RS)
JS: The are many of these meetings going on
MC: Now that we are empowered to make decisions, more people may attend
JS: Thank you MC, I think the
team should nominate there own lead
... JF media update, or I can
JF: User requirements document,
to the wider working group on the next call
... It is still a fluid living document
... We are trying to map user requirements with different
technologies we are talking about, enormous question
... We are just trying to identify technologies, there is
active working being done, the timelines are very
aggresive
... There will be a table by this weekend
JS: Questions or
discussions?
... JF ARIA Mapping update?
JF: There have been a slew of
bugs
... We are waiting for the HTML% editor to respond
<paulc> ... coming off mute
JF: We were lead to believe where
we are going with this today, nothing so far
... The over arching bug is #10066
PC: I think you have the
description exactly correct, I have not seen it either
... We were suppose to get extensibility proposal, that is not
here yet
... There is a W3C survey on the licensing of HTML5, so this
maybe keeping people pretty busy, stay tuned
SF: We were lead to believe the bugs would be responded to by this date
PC: I did too, if he doesn't deliver the report or come, I will take it off line
SF: we have been working hard all week, and now I feel we are swinging in the wind
JS: I am not what PC can say
SF: I feel some frustration, and now I am not sure where we are going
PC: I am opening a private chat with sam
SF: It is hard to have faith in the process when we do something and then...
JS: SF you have good points and
it is in the minutes
... An on going area of work
... Canvas
RS: What has happened with that I
submitted the Opera guys, I have not heard for 3 weeks
... I would like to have this tied to drawing calls, would help
authors
... We have concerns about implementation
... We have concerns from developers about implementation
... We tried CMN approach, he wants it just his way, this a
late edition
... SF what do you think?
SF: I am not sure how much it will be to create image maps over canvas, it seems doable
RS: You need to rewrite all the AREA implementations, new methods and properties, clickable regions, it will be alot of work, CMN has raised this
SF: The addition of usemap which is simplier, but limited, then there is full blown, more capabilities
RS: We do not seem to be getting alot of progress
JS: We should try to clear up
where we are going
... The caret drawing seems to be a preferred implementation,
but we are sure if someone will do it, do not have enough
spec?
RS: Ian wanted it one minute and
then not the next minute
... I have a limited amount of time, so I need to know if we
are going the caret API route
JS: I don't know if that will work, how to we unblock this, we have some missunderstandings
RS: Ian said write the defect and
we will do it, but then he said he would not do, its frustrated
with just going through Ian
... I am not sure what to do
JS: I don't if I have an answer for this, but will try to get something at next coordination call
RS: PC what is the next step?
PC: JS and the cohairs will need to take this off line, I understand you concerns, one side
JS: PC can help, but I want it communicated well, I am not looking for a solution today, but we need some
JF: We need an improvement on what is currently there in canvas
SteveF: If we have some improvement, then that might ....
JS: I am status qo for over a
year, we put up proposals, I would like to see something on the
current proposals
... I don't question that there needs to be accessibility for
canvas, the process has been a discussion topic, no one is
happy right now
... This goes all he way to the top in W3C management, we need
to improve the process, good proposals are not going away, we
need to figure out how to get unstuck
RS: At least for me If the chairs can get ARIA implementation in HTML5
PC: That sounds like a good idea
to me
... It may not move as fast as you want, but at least you have
comitter on the other side
RS: PC have you heard about the keyboard drag and drop from MS?
PC: it is in my inbox, it is pending
<paulc> Paul to provide background info on keyboard drag and drop from Microsoft.
<scribe> ACTION: paulc to Provide background keyboard support for drag and drop (3 weeks) [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/09/02-html-a11y-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-57 - Provide background keyboard support for drag and drop (3 weeks) [on Paul Cotton - due 2010-09-09].
JS: Mike Smith are you also
working on this?
... Are you there?
... We lost mike
... Since we are out of order, PC you asked about Bugzilla
PC: Laura has filed a bug about
the decision policy, making bugzilla more accessible
... Laura and JS providing me with pointers I could not
find
<janina> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html-a11y/2010Jul/0146.html
PC: We thought maybe upgrading
would improve accessibility, but there are still outstanding
issues
... I don't think my co-chairs will agree that issue is a
blocker
... We need to take this to the W3C to see if they can come up
with a solution
RS: Isn't this a mozilla project??
JS: It doesn't make sense to make
this an HTML5 issue, it is a worthy topic
... The mozilla people will want us to use the latest version,
before we can suggest accessibility enhancements
... We should log the issue and we need to take it somewhere
else
<paulc> Isn't one option to send a message to the Systems team asking them to look into this?
JS: We need a path to improve accessibility, but where should this issue go, I don't think ou group should own it
RS: Who is responsible for W3C tools?
JS: I was hoping MC would be able to tell us?
<JF> (wondering if we will get back to Item #4: TF Recommendations Followup & Updates)
MC: We can't solve the problem of
bugzilla accessibility, it is a W3C wide issue, I can take it
to Hyper text, they may want other, we should file bugs with
mzozilla
... The issue is about making smart decisions about the tools
people use, in this case there are not comparable tools, it
would be difficult to tell people not to use this tool
... But that is outside the mandate of this group
PC: I will take the bull by the
horns, I am sending a message to the systems team
... I am going to copy the working group co-chairs, I usually
get a response, I'll see what happens, the HCG would do what I
am doing now
JS: this sounds like a reasonable course, we will report back to the task force
<kliehm> Current W3C Bugzilla version is 3.2.6, latest stable release at Mozilla is 3.6.3
JSL: I was hoping to discuss keyboard access, but GR is sick this week, can anyone else talk about this?
JS: followup on our
recommendation and disposition in the working group, we need to
keep this close to our agenda, we have sent 7-8 and 4-5 have
been processed many of us of the opinion, that longdesc was not
handled as well as it could have been, and the issue has gone
outside of W3C space, I am not sure what the next steps for
longdesc, but we need a coordinated effort and we need to
gather additional informatino
... One of the ways is a formal objection it will be more
complicated, the first level of conversation, gathering of
information on use cases, there is a wiki now
JF: The question is why was the page was frozen, how do we stop the ping-pong
JS: I don't know if we can raise this in the call
JF: If more information is forth coming, can we designate an editor who will document the issues and the proposals
JS: There should be a mechansim in W3C space
SF: laura collect information and someone else deleted the content from the page, now the page is frozen and new content cannot be added
PC: Do we know who is doing it?
SF: I know who it is and so do JS and JB
PC: I was not aware of the wiki war was going on
JS: I think we need to discuss a remedy
PC: Where is the page?
... I need to go
JS: We need to wrap up here
<JF> Late, but for Paul C: http://www.w3.org/html/wg/wiki/LongdescRetention
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