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16:41:59 <Zakim> ok, glazou; I see Style_CSS FP()12:00PM scheduled to start in 19 minutes
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16:53:20 <Zakim> On IRC I see Fred_Furlong, dbaron, RRSAgent, Zakim, glazou, bradk, sylvaing, nimbupani, lhnz, kennyluck, dsinger, arronei, karl, plinss_, shepazu, TabAtkins, CSSWG_LogBot, krijnh,
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16:55:24 <danielweck> Zakim, danielweck is Daniel WEc
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17:02:13 <Fred_Furlong> zakim, who is here?
17:02:13 <Zakim> On the phone I see Fred_Furlong (muted), johnjan, fantasai, plinss_, [Microsoft.a], glazou, [Microsoft.aa], David_Baron, ??P21, smfr, [IPcaller]
17:02:15 <Zakim> johnjan has arronei
17:02:16 <Zakim> On IRC I see cesar, johnjan, smfr, oyvind, glazou, danielweck, kojiishi, Fred_Furlong, dbaron, RRSAgent, Zakim, bradk, sylvaing, nimbupani, lhnz, kennyluck, dsinger, arronei, karl,
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17:03:17 <szilles> Can we add CSS-Beijing-2007 to the agenda
17:03:25 <danielweck> zakim, who is here?
17:03:25 <Zakim> On the phone I see Fred_Furlong (muted), johnjan, fantasai, plinss_, [Microsoft.a], glazou, [Microsoft.aa], David_Baron, danielweck, smfr, kojiishi
17:03:27 <Zakim> johnjan has arronei
17:03:28 <Zakim> On IRC I see szilles, cesar, johnjan, smfr, oyvind, glazou, danielweck, kojiishi, Fred_Furlong, dbaron, RRSAgent, Zakim, bradk, sylvaing, nimbupani, lhnz, kennyluck, dsinger,
17:03:32 <Zakim> ... arronei, karl, plinss_, shepazu, TabAtkins, CSSWG_LogBot, krijnh, plinss, jgraham, fantasai, gsnedders, trackbot, Bert, Hixie
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17:05:57 <fantasai> ScribeNick: fantasai
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17:06:24 <fantasai> Peter: Any other agenda items?
17:06:35 <fantasai> Arron: I have one about tracking Bert's edits
17:06:45 <cesar> Zakim, aahh is me.
17:06:45 <Zakim> +cesar; got it
17:07:19 <fantasai> Sylvain: PFWG?
17:07:27 <fantasai> Topic: PFWG comment on css3-background
17:07:37 <fantasai> glazou: Did my action item to send official response to PFWG.
17:07:48 <fantasai> glazou: We should hear back from them
17:08:06 <Zakim> +Bert
17:08:53 <Zakim> +SteveZ
17:09:16 <fantasai> glazou: A year ago we discussed whethers editors should bring everything back to the WG concall
17:09:26 <fantasai> glazou: or can the editors handle some things themselves
17:09:41 <fantasai> glazou: Apparently this is an issue for some other working groups.
17:09:52 <fantasai> glazou: When a comment comes official from a WG, it should go back to the conference call.
17:10:08 <fantasai> glazou: Otherwise we have no means to say the answer of a given member is the position of the WG.
17:10:39 <fantasai> glazou: It's a little change from what we decided awhile ago, but it seems necessary.
17:10:53 <szilles> Please add css-beijing-2007 to the agenda
17:11:09 <fantasai> Bert: I don't think it means the answer has to come from the chair, but it has to be clear that it comes from the WG.
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17:11:56 <fantasai> Steve: Would it suffice ...
17:12:04 <fantasai> glazou: There's a thread, and lots of responses.
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17:12:19 <fantasai> glazou: Somehow have to designate that one of them is the official position of the WG.
17:12:27 <dsinger__> Zakim, unmute dsinger
17:12:27 <Zakim> dsinger should no longer be muted
17:12:36 <fantasai> Steve: Sometimes we have a conclusion, but don't have exact wording.
17:12:59 <fantasai> Steve: Sometimes it's useful to designate an existing response as official.
17:13:12 <fantasai> glazou: We'll have to decide on a case-by-case basis.
17:15:57 <plinss_> zakim, who is noisy?
17:16:06 <Zakim> +[Apple]
17:16:07 <Zakim> plinss_, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: SteveZ (8%), dsinger (29%), glazou (69%)
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17:16:52 <fantasai> fantasai: I think if we're dealing with PFWG, we have to have every single email response be an official WG response, whether it's asking a question or suggesting an edit or what. But with i18n or SVG, we might not to be quite as formal.
17:17:17 <fantasai> glazou: We need to have a WG position on each cross-WG issue, in case another WG has the same comment.
17:17:23 <fantasai> Topic: CSS Beijing / Snapshot 2007
17:17:35 <fantasai> Peter: Question is whether should be REC track or WG Note
17:17:51 <fantasai> Steve: It's important to be REC track, because this is how we have defined rolling out CSS as a series of modules.
17:18:26 <fantasai> Steve: We need to establish when we're establishing a new conformance level
17:18:46 <fantasai> Steve: The doc does define conformance criteria.
17:18:56 <fantasai> Steve: It doesn't work as a note, because that isn't something you can conform to.
17:19:21 <fantasai> Steve: There are certainly other groups, e.g. SVG and.. Timed Text's group.. that develop profiles of their specifications as conformance levels.
17:19:39 <fantasai> Steve: Bert, you were on the phone call. Why did Ralph not think it was a REC-track document?
17:19:53 <fantasai> Bert: It doesn't have any conformance requirements, and it's an informative document.
17:20:46 <fantasai> fantasai: It's not a profile, so much as defining all of CSS.
17:20:57 <fantasai> as of a particular point in time.
17:21:19 <fantasai> ...
17:21:24 <fantasai> Steve: What defines conformance to CSS?
17:21:33 <fantasai> Peter: The test suite for that spec
17:21:59 <fantasai> fantasai: No, that doesn't define conformance, it helps measure it.
17:23:12 <fantasai> glazou: Does anyone care about this set of specs as a conformance target?
17:23:35 <fantasai> glazou: Would anyone say "We implement Snapshot 2007"?
17:24:28 <fantasai> Sylvain: I wouldn't
17:25:10 <fantasai> ...
17:25:19 <fantasai> Peter: The document reads like a Note.
17:25:36 <dsinger> I guess I can see some point to being able to say "We implement CSS3 2010" (and have 2011 include more modules)...
17:25:41 <fantasai> Steve: My question is, should there be a REC-track document, and how should that be written.
17:25:51 <fantasai> Steve: Some people are making tools for this.
17:26:03 <fantasai> Steve: Such people want to know what is going to be the next level for browsers.
17:26:07 <fantasai> Steve: What is the next 2.1
17:26:27 <fantasai> Steve: Tool vendors need to be able to expect what comes next.
17:27:10 <fantasai> Steve: Notes are not as authoritive
17:27:45 <fantasai> fantasai: There are a couple things that are normative and should be captured somewhere.
17:28:12 <fantasai> fantasai: The first thing, it defines in what order the specs modify each other
17:28:18 <fantasai> fantasai: Since that was an issue someone raised.
17:28:27 <fantasai> fantasai: the ordering in section 3 is normative
17:28:41 <fantasai> fantasai: Second, it defines what to do with a partial implementation
17:28:51 <fantasai> fantasai: how to ignore values and things like that
17:29:48 <fantasai> fantasai: The the third thing is, it gives recommendations for prefixing -- when your'e supposed to prefix, when you're not supposed to prefix.
17:30:38 <fantasai> fantasai: Those are the three things that are normative in this spec, and are not captured elsewhere.
17:30:53 <fantasai> fantasai: We can split the spec into a normative spec and an informative note
17:32:35 <fantasai> fantasai: But I don't think we should drop these on the floor because it reads as a note.
17:32:38 <fantasai> Sylvain: Who uses this?
17:32:49 <fantasai> fantasai: Validator people use it to guide their implementation
17:33:08 <fantasai> fantasai: Anyone trying to figure out what the state of all these CSS3 modules is would find this useful.
17:33:20 <fantasai> fantasai: It would replace the CSS3 Roadmap, which presents a different view of modularization.
17:34:31 <fantasai> glazou: Does anyone in our group use this document?
17:34:39 <fantasai> Steve: We are not the target audience. It's the people outside our group.
17:34:43 <fantasai> dbaron: We all know what it says.
17:35:11 <fantasai> fantasai: This is the replacement for CSS2.1
17:35:20 <bradk> http://www.google.com/search?q=linkto:%20http://www.w3.org/TR/css-beijing/&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#sclient=psy&hl=en&safe=off&source=hp&q=link%3A+http%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2FTR%2Fcss-beijing%2F&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&pbx=1&fp=1bde53b2ade8e603
17:35:22 <fantasai> dsinger: A lot of people talk about CSS3
17:35:42 <fantasai> dsinger: This document would define CSS3
17:36:59 <dsinger> would it not be most helpful to publish snapshots that include only modules that are 'done'?
17:37:14 <fantasai> Sylvain: Nobody cares about 2007 Snapshot
17:37:22 <fantasai> Steve: Do you see value in the 2010 Snapshot?
17:37:29 <fantasai> Sylvain: I don't see the value of it.
17:37:42 <fantasai> Steve: It's the replacement of 2.1 for what the next "version" of CSS is.
17:37:58 <fantasai> Steve: It's attempting to define a set of things that are intended as where the CSS group sees the next collection of things coming together.
17:38:22 <bradk> who is linking to the snapshop: http://www.google.com/search?q=linkto:%20http://www.w3.org/TR/css-beijing/
17:38:33 <dsinger> s/snapshop/snapshot/
17:38:53 <fantasai> ...
17:39:09 <fantasai> fantasai: The state of our modules is a mess. Nobody knows what is stable from its status.
17:39:20 <fantasai> Sylvain: Then that's the problem we should solve
17:39:48 <fantasai> Steve: Changing the status tracking method is not giving us a target
17:40:11 <dbaron> ScribeNick: dbaron
17:40:11 <fantasai> ...
17:40:21 <dbaron> sylvaing: Just make it a note and move on with the 2010 snapshot.
17:40:32 <Zakim> -fantasai
17:40:36 <dbaron> SteveZ: OK with me.  I agree with the comment that says we shouldn't use that name, but...
17:40:51 <dsinger> defining snapshots that include stable modules that are implemented ('widely') to give people a meaning behind 'CSS3 2010' makes sense
17:40:57 <dbaron> sylvain: I don't see why the WG should be arguing about taking a snapshot from 2007 to CR.
17:41:16 <dbaron> peterl: There is also pushback that this is a 2007 document that should be immediately replaced by a 2010 document.
17:41:26 <dsinger> defining snapshots that include modules that might be done in the future or modules that, though done, are not (yet) 'mainstream' makes much less sense
17:41:29 <dbaron> peterl: As a note, it can just be published on its own and we don't have to wait 3 years.
17:42:05 <dbaron> peterl: There's also a mistaken impression of css3, which is a meaningless term.  We should be defining what is CSS today.  This can be a note.
17:42:14 <glazou> +1
17:42:19 <dbaron> peterl: I think the normative parts of this document can be folded into a different rec-track document.
17:42:26 <dbaron> SteveZ: which rec-track document?
17:42:31 <dbaron> peterl: CSS 2.1 or a CSS core module
17:42:41 <dbaron> SteveZ: That's what, to me, the snapshots were to do.
17:42:55 <dbaron> peterl: I'm not talking about putting the list of modules in 2.1; that should just be a note.
17:43:05 <dbaron> SteveZ: There are conformance requirements in there; the order of that list is important.
17:43:18 <dbaron> glazou: Steve, the conformance requirements for css3 are going to change over time?
17:43:25 <dsinger> there is no 'css3
17:43:25 <dsinger> '
17:43:34 <dsinger> there is 'css3 2010', 'css3 2012'
17:43:42 <dbaron> dbaron: We're not doing a single CSS3.
17:43:56 <dbaron> glazou: That's something we can understand, not users.
17:44:00 <dsinger> the alternative is css3.0, css3.1, and so on...
17:44:02 <dbaron> dbaron: The point of this document was to explain that.
17:44:12 <dbaron> glazou: Given that this document is unknown in the designer community, I think it's a failure.
17:44:52 <dbaron> sylvaing, "css3" is a mess; any time anyone submits a draft, it's css3-something.  We could make it css-something until we agree it's part of css3.
17:45:03 <dbaron> s/sylvaing,/sylvaing:/
17:45:29 <dbaron> sylvaing: Nobody cares about a document that describes the state of the world in 2007.
17:45:45 <dbaron> SteveZ: It's also the state in 2009.
17:46:14 <dbaron> SteveZ: I'm not arguing that we should do 2007 and not 2010.  I really don't care which is the first doc that comes out.  We do need a document that says "this is what css3 is today and this is what conformance to css3 would mean today".
17:46:22 <dbaron> SteveZ: And this document, once published, doesn't change.
17:46:40 <dbaron> sylvaing: Do we as a WG need to spend another half hour moving to CR the 2007 version of that snapshot?
17:46:45 <dbaron> SteveZ: No, as long as we do it for 2010?
17:46:56 <dbaron> peterl: I think there's a valid question whether the 2010 snapshot should be a rec-track document.
17:47:10 <dbaron> SteveZ: Where would you put the order of conformance?
17:47:36 <dbaron> arron: css3-mediaqueries depends on CSS21, so its conformance requires support for the others
17:48:08 <dbaron> dbaron: I think part of the issue with the ordering is that we need to say what overrides things in other specs, not just what is required.
17:48:24 <dbaron> glazou: I don't think we need a REC.  I think an unofficial Web page from this WG is enough.
17:48:42 <dbaron> SteveZ: I don't think it's good enough for claiming conformance.  And there's an issue of other groups defining conformance to CSS.
17:48:59 <dbaron> glazou: css3 itself is not a spec.  So conformance to css3 means nothing.
17:49:13 <dbaron> peterl: If this is a REC-track doc, where is its test suite?
17:49:19 <dbaron> SteveZ: Test suites of individual modules.
17:49:39 <dbaron> dsinger: Seems all it needs to say is "you need to be conformant to the following modules"
17:49:42 <dbaron> SteveZ: And that's what it says.
17:49:49 <dbaron> peterl: Do we need to take that through the REC track?
17:49:52 <dbaron> SteveZ: yes
17:49:57 <dsinger> s/you need to be/you must be/
17:50:19 <dbaron> peterl: CSS is a moving target until this WG stops publishing docs
17:50:23 <dbaron> SteveZ: not acceptable
17:50:34 <dbaron> dsinger: And the point of the snapshots is that CSS 2010 is a stable target.
17:50:48 <dbaron> peterl: Can't that just be a note?
17:50:59 <dbaron> SteveZ: Not if you're going to define conformance.
17:51:23 <dbaron> SteveZ: ... I think they have to be targets for a given market.  The snapshot might define multiple sets for different markets.
17:51:33 <dbaron> SteveZ: Without that, you have no guarantee that different products will behave the same way.
17:51:49 <dbaron> SteveZ: And we're back in the "good old days" of competing implementations.
17:52:07 <dbaron> SteveZ: And part of the process of what goes in the snapshot is that there's agreement that the people who are doing this thing to be working towards.
17:52:20 <dbaron> SteveZ: Most implementations don't work very well with changing conformance in midstream.
17:52:38 <dbaron> sylvaing: Which company today decides what they're going to do in CSS based on a snapshot from the WG?
17:52:46 <dbaron> SteveZ: None that I know of, but I hope that they would.
17:53:16 <dbaron> dbaron: Snapshot can also be following the implementors rather than leading.
17:53:57 <dbaron> SteveZ: A tool provider can make a statement that this tool produces code that works with css3 part 1; it's much simpler than a list of products and versions.
17:54:21 <dbaron> sylvaing: Does Adobe refer to snapshots in documentation of their products?
17:54:26 <dbaron> SteveZ: We don't trust CSS3.
17:54:50 <dbaron> peterl: This is a three year old document, and it had to be because of the levels of the modules it's referring to.  And if it's a REC-track document, we'll always have that problem.
17:54:53 <dbaron> SteveZ: That's fine.
17:54:54 <glazou> szilles: can you please explain "don't trust" ?
17:55:25 <dbaron> ...
17:55:37 <dbaron> peterl: And that means we'll be publishing snapshots out of date.
17:55:50 <dbaron> dsinger: But that's exactly right.
17:56:16 <dbaron> dsinger: You can always implement the modules ahead of the snapshot.
17:56:59 <dbaron> sylvaing: Do we need a snapshot document to do this?  Every time somebody writes a module it gets tagged "css3".  Maybe we could not add "css3" until it's done?
17:57:08 <dbaron> dsinger: I think putting "css3" in the module names is confusing.
17:57:30 <dbaron> dbaron: I think we did agree to drop that about 4 years ago, but we never did...
17:57:44 <dbaron> glazou: Even if we drop it, Web authors will still use it.
17:57:54 <dbaron> glazou: For them, it's the next version of CSS, called CSS3, whether you like it or not.
17:58:02 <dbaron> SteveZ: But they can't go look at the set of specs called "css3".
17:58:33 <dbaron> dsinger: The rest of the world is talking about CSS3, and I think we need to give that a definition.
17:58:52 <dbaron> glazou: We have one document, "Selectors", without CSS3 in the title, and everyone calls it CSS3 selectors.
17:59:14 <dbaron> dsinger: Someone should look through the module names and come up with recommendations for changes, and whether we should do this bundling.
17:59:44 <Bert> (Selectors does have level 3, namespaces doesn't)
17:59:55 <dbaron> SteveZ: You'll get lack of agreement about which of the modules constitutes a reasonable set for interoperability.  I don't care whether it's documenting semi-future or the past.  I think it's useful to have a set of things that are frozen in time, and you can have more than one of these sets (over time).
18:00:29 <dbaron> SteveZ: What I find surprising is that I thought we had this discussion when we created the snapshots, but we seem to be bringing up the same things that caused us to create snapshots in the first place.
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18:00:58 <dbaron> sylvaing: Can we agree that ... ?  I don't see the utility of debating moving 2007 to CR.
18:01:04 <Zakim> -glazou
18:01:06 <dbaron> SteveZ: I don't care about 2007, but I care about 2010.
18:01:46 <dbaron> SteveZ: I believe the text for 2010 is going to be basically the same as the text for 2007, except the module list.
18:01:47 <glazou> grrr cannot rejoin
18:01:52 <dbaron> peterl: Out of time, not sure I'm hearing consensus.
18:01:58 <dbaron> SteveZ: I don't think we have consensus yet.
18:02:05 <glazou> "the conference is restricted at this time" !!!
18:02:21 <dbaron> SteveZ: I think a number of us believe a snapshot that documents a stake in the ground is useful, and another group believe that ...
18:02:22 <glazou> sorry guys, cannot rejoin the call
18:02:28 <dbaron> glazou, it's past the end time
18:02:37 <glazou> painful Zakim 
18:02:45 <dbaron> SteveZ: We're ducking the issue of that we need to work at publicizing it.
18:03:06 <dbaron> SteveZ: So if we do this we need to make sure people understand what it is and how to use it.
18:03:19 <dbaron> sylvaing: I don't think it has to be a REC.  But it needs to be useful and known.
18:03:27 <dbaron> sylvaing: If nobody finds it there's no point.
18:03:39 <dbaron> SteveZ: I think the intent was it would show up under /TR/CSS3
18:03:45 <dsinger> I guess "CSS3.2 is defined as containing the following moduies" is OK, not as good as a conformance statement
18:03:45 <dbaron> peterl: /TR/CSS
18:03:52 <dbaron> peterl: Suggestions on how to move forward?
18:04:06 <dbaron> sylvaing: Not move 2007 through the whole transition request until we figure this out?
18:04:18 <dbaron> dsinger: ... and remove "css3" from names of modules.
18:04:36 <dbaron> peterl: I believe we have agreement there.  Question is whether /TR/CSS needs to be REC-track or can be a NOTE.
18:04:45 <dbaron> peterl: Maybe discuss over email?
18:04:58 <dbaron> dsinger: Also ask people at W3C who objected to it being a REC-track document?
18:05:13 <dbaron> Topic: test suite
18:05:19 <glazou> Ralph ?
18:05:20 <dbaron> peterl: We have RC4 online, and now need more data
18:05:38 <dbaron> peterl: Harness will go to the tests we need the data the most for.
18:05:46 <dbaron> peterl: We need more results to get good blocking data.
18:06:07 <Zakim> -[Microsoft.aa]
18:06:08 <dbaron> peterl: So work on that for next week?
18:06:09 <Zakim> -[Microsoft.a]
18:06:10 <Zakim> -johnjan
18:06:11 <Zakim> -cesar
18:06:12 <Zakim> -kojiishi
18:06:13 <Zakim> -[Apple]
18:06:13 <Zakim> -smfr
18:06:15 <Zakim> -plinss_
18:06:17 <Zakim> -bradk
18:06:18 <dbaron> peterl: There's a teleconference next week but not the week after.
18:06:23 <Zakim> -David_Baron
18:06:30 <Zakim> -Bert
18:06:32 <Zakim> -SteveZ
18:07:00 <Zakim> -danielweck
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18:10:19 <Zakim> Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has ended
18:10:21 <Zakim> Attendees were +33.9.50.89.aaaa, glazou, arronei, +1.415.920.aabb, +1.858.216.aacc, plinss_, fantasai, +200000aadd, David_Baron, johnjan, +1.408.636.aaee, smfr, kojiishi,
18:10:24 <Zakim> ... danielweck, dsinger, +47.23.69.aaff, +1.650.275.aagg, bradk, howcome, +34.60.940.aahh, cesar, Bert, SteveZ, [Apple]
18:11:16 <fantasai> dbaron: thanks for taking over the minutes
18:11:39 <fantasai> dbaron: We got agreement at PFWG; they'll be checking over the resolution with their WG over the next 24 hours.
18:11:52 <fantasai> and then send their official response
18:17:06 <oyvind> have they signed Kiefer Sutherland? :)
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19:59:35 <gsnedders> When is F2F in April planned to be?
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21:51:41 <fantasai> gsnedders: http://www.w3.org/blog/CSS/2010/09/02/resolutions_123 March 7-9, tentative
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23:30:11 <fantasai> Bert: I sent a message to the WG list from the wrong address; please feel free to delete it when you check the moderator queue. (I resent it from the right address.)
23:30:42 <gsnedders> fantasai: thx
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