13:50:53 RRSAgent has joined #lld 13:50:53 logging to http://www.w3.org/2011/05/12-lld-irc 13:51:02 zakim, this will be LLD 13:51:02 ok, emma; I see INC_LLDXG()10:00AM scheduled to start in 9 minutes 13:51:15 Chair: Emma 13:51:41 antoine has joined #lld 13:51:48 rsinger has joined #lld 13:51:54 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-lld/2011May/0031.html 13:52:18 Previous: 2001-05-05 http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/lld/minutes/2011/05/05-lld-minutes.html 13:52:53 rsinger has joined #lld 13:53:17 Regrets: Lars, Kim, Uldis, Peter 13:53:29 rrsagent, bookmark 13:53:29 See http://www.w3.org/2011/05/12-lld-irc#T13-53-29 13:53:38 rrsagent, please make record public 13:53:46 rrsagent, please draft minutes 13:53:46 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2011/05/12-lld-minutes.html emma 13:53:53 kai has joined #lld 13:55:06 INC_LLDXG()10:00AM has now started 13:55:13 +emma 13:55:32 monica has joined #lld 13:55:49 +??P1 13:55:59 -??P1 13:56:30 +[IPcaller] 13:56:38 zakim, IPcaller is me 13:56:38 +antoine; got it 13:56:47 zakim, who is here? 13:56:47 On the phone I see emma, antoine 13:57:12 tbaker has joined #lld 13:57:23 + +44.194.346.aaaa 13:57:33 zakim, aaaa is monica 13:57:33 +monica; got it 13:57:46 +??P6 13:57:56 zakim, ??P6 is tbaker 13:57:56 +tbaker; got it 13:57:58 ww has joined #lld 13:58:34 GordonD has joined #lld 13:58:40 jeff_ has joined #lld 13:59:05 +[LC] 13:59:11 +??P7 13:59:14 Regrets+ michael 13:59:17 dvila has joined #lld 13:59:24 zakim, ??P7 is me 13:59:24 +ww; got it 13:59:44 +jeff_ 13:59:53 zakim, mute me 13:59:53 jeff_ should now be muted 13:59:58 Zakim, [LC] is edsu 13:59:58 +edsu; got it 13:59:59 + +1.423.463.aabb 14:00:03 +[IPcaller] 14:00:11 kefo has joined #lld 14:00:14 +[LC] 14:00:14 zakim, aabb is GordonD 14:00:15 marcia has joined #lld 14:00:15 +GordonD; got it 14:00:16 zakim, aabb is me 14:00:16 sorry, rsinger, I do not recognize a party named 'aabb' 14:00:17 zakim, LC is me 14:00:17 +kefo; got it 14:00:29 zakim, mute me please 14:00:29 kefo should now be muted 14:00:37 zakim, who's here ? 14:00:37 On the phone I see emma, antoine, monica, tbaker, edsu, ww, jeff_ (muted), GordonD (muted), [IPcaller], kefo (muted) 14:00:52 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2011/05/12-lld-minutes.html tbaker 14:00:58 zakim, GordonD is really rsinger 14:01:01 +rsinger; got it 14:01:07 zakim, Ipcaller is GordonD 14:01:07 +GordonD; got it 14:01:23 + +1.330.289.aacc 14:01:24 +??P17 14:01:51 jneubert has joined #lld 14:01:52 zakim, aacc is marcia 14:01:57 +marcia; got it 14:02:01 zakim, ??P17 is kai 14:02:07 +kai; got it 14:02:07 zakim, who is making noise? 14:02:10 zakim, mute me 14:02:11 marcia should now be muted 14:02:14 zakim, who's making noise ? 14:02:18 antoine, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: emma (54%), tbaker (6%), ww (20%), GordonD (57%), marcia (9%) 14:02:30 emma, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: emma (27%), antoine (13%), tbaker (24%), ww (5%) 14:02:44 zakim, mute me 14:02:46 +??P19 14:02:48 ww should now be muted 14:02:51 Scribe: William 14:02:54 + +1.646.266.aadd - is perhaps Harry? 14:02:56 scirbenick: ww 14:02:57 Zakim, P19 is me 14:02:57 sorry, dvila, I do not recognize a party named 'P19' 14:03:02 scribenick: ww 14:03:07 zakim, ??P19 is dvila 14:03:07 +dvila; got it 14:03:13 Zakim, +??P19 is me 14:03:14 + +49.4.aaee 14:03:15 sorry, dvila, I do not recognize a party named '+??P19' 14:03:16 harry has joined #lld 14:03:39 thanks antoine 14:03:41 zakim, 49.4.aaee is me 14:03:41 sorry, jneubert, I do not recognize a party named '49.4.aaee' 14:03:48 zakim, mute me 14:03:48 dvila should now be muted 14:03:48 zakim, aaee is jneubert 14:03:49 +jneubert; got it 14:03:58 zakim, who is making noise? 14:04:09 tbaker, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: emma (38%) 14:04:35 TOPIC: ADMIN 14:05:05 do we accept the minutes from previeous telecon? 14:05:24 ACCEPTED 14:05:26 jodi has joined #LLD 14:05:47 kcoyle has joined #lld 14:05:51 schedule for upcoming teleconferences until end of august becase we are in process of requesting extension 3 months 14:06:10 ... final report... 14:06:18 s/becase/because 14:06:19 ... idea of transitioning to community group 14:06:27 +jodi 14:06:31 ... conferences are every two weeks in july and august 14:06:36 zakim, please mute me 14:06:36 jodi should now be muted 14:06:38 ... still waiting for approval from w3c for extension 14:06:43 .. shouldn't be an issue 14:07:05 ... just waiting for process to be completed... 14:07:11 ... when it is will inform on mailing list 14:07:13 ... questions? 14:07:21 -monica 14:07:23 having trouble with boston phone number: all circuits busy 14:07:32 ... suggest oto hand floor to harry to introduce concept of community groups 14:07:42 ... explain how we can transition, what would be the interest and so on 14:08:01 harry: what's going on is that people can ... w3c is doing one of the larger porocess changes in last 5 years or de cade 14:08:04 http://www.w3.org/QA/2011/04/coming_soon_w3c_community_grou.html 14:08:12 +monica 14:08:14 ... introduce more bottom up process called community groups or business groups 14:08:22 ... quick overview... 14:08:27 ... official details are linked from ... blog post 14:08:28 +??P33 14:08:38 ... is aproved by w3c management and advisory board 14:08:38 http://www.w3.org/2010/12/community/ 14:08:44 ... to give broad overview 14:09:04 ... community groups are way for any kind of people w3c members or not, to use w3c resources to create draft standards 14:09:04 karen 14:09:13 ... based on feedback from incubator groups process 14:09:17 ... IGs will be phased out 14:09:27 ... all new groups will be WGs, business groups or community groups 14:09:39 zakim, ??P33 is kcoyle 14:09:39 +kcoyle; got it 14:09:45 ... community groups will be made on show of support... 14:09:53 ... run until they are finished,... no defined ending date 14:10:02 ... working on standards and specs takes longer than you think 14:10:10 ... most groups have had to ask for extensions 14:10:13 hmm...an "end date" has been quite helpful in focusing our work and justifying our scope 14:10:29 ... and often not sure how long it will take for specs to get adopted... 14:10:51 ... general oveararching process... interesting as well... keep work experimental until point where it is adopted enough that it is justified to adopt as standard 14:11:01 ... launched sometime in june... a dozen community groups 14:11:08 ... too early for your schedule... 14:11:28 ... but then it is possible for any incubator group to transition into community group after charter inspired 14:11:42 ... community of interest groups optimised for indiciddual participation 14:11:56 s/inspired/expired 14:12:00 http://www.w3.org/2010/12/community/final 14:12:06 ... so what we've sort of done is taken open web licenses and modified so it can work with w3c license 14:12:17 .. so what you have is license that allows individuals to do non-asserts 14:12:28 s/indiciddual /individual 14:12:35 ... and you have a clear path to non-royalty status 14:13:05 ... make everyone in CG sign lightweight non-patent-assert and then spin into WG 14:13:17 ... incubator groups and community groups expected to more or less run themselves 14:13:39 ... business groups provide higher staff connection 14:13:55 ... because more w3c resources, minor fee if no w3c member orgs involved 14:14:04 ... w3c member becomes team contact 14:14:22 ... so example of business group,,, oil and gas industry... want to make rdf ovcab to model oil and gas... 14:14:33 ... would like w3c staff help to do this... 14:14:45 ... in crafting the vocabulary and helping put out information about it 14:14:48 ... that is the difference... 14:14:55 ... community groups have no taff connectivity... 14:15:04 ... business groups have more staff connectivity 14:15:07 s/taff/staff 14:15:08 ... working groups have the most... 14:15:11 q+ 14:15:17 ... any questions on community groups? 14:15:31 ... expectation is when group is finished... would mail harry or dan ... ??? 14:15:39 ... and we would set up infrastructure for it 14:15:50 ... and ask that a new scoping statement drawn up by group 14:15:57 q+ 14:15:58 ... scoping statement would be charter as CG 14:16:02 s/???/coralie 14:16:04 tbaker: i wanted to clarify... 14:16:13 ... first of all maybe you could just define what a non-assert is 14:16:18 ... but wanted to clarify.... 14:16:37 ... if i understand correctlu... the purpose of this new way of doing things is makeing it easy for individuals to particibpagte... 14:16:58 ... but when i look at the community final agreement it looks like an individual is being asked to say they can sign on behalf of their employer... 14:17:07 q+ to ask about non member institutions 14:17:11 ack tb 14:17:14 ... so i wanted to clarify to what extent they are taken as individuals or representing their employers 14:17:27 s/particibpagte/participate 14:17:28 harry: so actually two questions. are they representing their emplioyers? 14:17:35 ... adn what is the legal bounds.? 14:17:46 s/emplioyers/employers 14:17:56 ... if employer is w3c member, obviously you should keep your representative aware 14:18:11 ... if you are not a member... 14:18:52 ... if royalty free agreement... can as a company verify and agree nto be bound not to assert patents rights... legally binding way... agree not to ask for any sort of warranties by implementors oft e specs 14:18:56 ... actually pretty strong... 14:19:04 ... often means getting out the patent lawyers 14:19:09 ... which can take years 14:19:26 ... as an individual... certify that not any patents in the spec 14:20:01 tbaker: looking at doc, "i certify that i authorised on behalf of organisation below..." "commitmenmts of that organisation" 14:20:07 ... is pretty strong 14:20:07 s/correctlu/correctly 14:20:07 tbaker++ 14:20:36 s/oft e/of the 14:20:36 s/commitmenmts /commitments 14:20:42 harry: individuals may sign pretending to sign as individuals... but could be problem in patent-heavy space... so agree on behalf of employer 14:20:55 ... this specification quite short compared to royalty free ... 14:21:15 ... if you have more detailed questions, would have to refer to w3c legal staff for point by point 14:21:26 ... if you form ig, don't have to sign until decide to push spec forward 14:21:33 q+ 14:21:35 tbaker: i see this as potential issue... 14:21:47 ... i think ... sometimes people participate in WGs ... more than their employers realise 14:21:56 ... because they are committe to whatever it s... 14:22:11 ... i have a lisght concern that people will hesitate when they see this...\ 14:22:21 ... sgo up the line, get management involved, starts getting more coomplicated 14:22:35 harry: if someone contributing whose management would not improve, to avoid patent problems... 14:22:54 As digital library grows into CS territory, there certainly is potential for patent issues, IMO. 14:23:04 less than elsewhere, of course! 14:23:13 ... would be best to participate ... not contribute text... even if they did... no diffference between IG process if something you think would go into a working draft, you'd have the same problem 14:23:18 q+ 14:23:42 ... what this allows you to do is bulletproof yourself as early as possible and give w3c higher assurances that things that come out of WG can be a spec 14:23:50 s/lisght/slight 14:23:51 ack ant 14:23:56 ... shouldn't be a showstopper but will forward to legall team and ask for clarification 14:24:21 antoine: my question was about scope of different groups, CGs vs. BGs... is there a formal criterion that would classify into one or the other category... 14:24:51 ... my feeling is that library or wider cultural heritage group is not so focused in some field of technology... looks a bit like a business test... 14:25:07 s/test/litmus test?/ 14:25:21 harry: ultimately the only difference is staff connectivity... 14:25:40 ... so that's the litmus test about what is legally enforced as regards to staff time 14:26:00 ... reason why some groups wanted more staff time... outreach and help with specs 14:26:11 ... BGs aimed at business verticals... 14:26:23 ... more of an internal question of how much connectivity you want to staff 14:26:36 ... more about fitting your neeeds than fitting a particular kind of scoping 14:26:50 ... exact same, real difference staff connectivity 14:26:58 ... if you wanted to transition you could transition to either 14:27:17 antoine: is it possible to transition frmo one to the other... if we start as CG and then think we need more W3C staff... 14:27:20 Comparison table of W3C groups : http://www.w3.org/2010/12/community/#comparison 14:27:22 -GordonD 14:27:38 harry: we believe that probably will be the case, but haven't had anybody do that yet... haven't launched them yet 14:27:41 q+ to ask whether one fee is paid for each business group, or one fee _per member_ of the business group 14:27:57 ... whole point of process is less constraints... 14:27:58 +??P9 14:28:08 ... but don't want to lose the energy 14:28:22 zakim who's making noise ? 14:28:23 Gordon just joined 14:28:29 ... there will be a community council so that the chairs of CGs will have more regular meetings with W3C staff to check in on a regular basis 14:28:30 zakim, who's making noise 14:28:30 I don't understand 'who's making noise', emma 14:28:41 zakim, ??P9 is GordonD 14:28:41 +GordonD; got it 14:28:50 Zakim, who is making noise? 14:28:52 zakim, please mute GordonD 14:28:52 GordonD was already muted, tbaker 14:29:00 ww, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: emma (29%), antoine (14%), tbaker (5%), Harry? (100%) 14:29:21 harry: to clarify, the w3c does not want ... what we're going to do to prevent that is to have regular meetings with chairs... 14:29:37 ... regular meetings to make sure groups are akien care of 14:29:54 ack me 14:29:54 emma, you wanted to ask about non member institutions 14:29:58 ... people complaining that the charter system is hard, open-ended and experimental 14:30:24 emma: relatedly... question to confirm that CG seems to be suited to working for a community where lot of institutions that are not W3C members 14:30:37 +1 to involvement without having to be W3C members or register as invited experts! 14:30:49 ... lot of smaller institutions aren't able to become members... common in cultural heritage... CG very relevant for our community 14:30:50 +1 14:30:54 jodi: concur 14:31:01 +1 14:31:09 harry: practical level... more or less open to individual and non-member orgs from the beginning 14:31:19 ... make more suited to your community 14:31:25 +1 14:31:40 q- 14:31:42 ... with BG don't ask that every member pays a fee, just that enough tho pay for staff time, then everyone else in for free 14:31:49 emma: i see our participants are very happy about it 14:31:53 ack ed 14:32:10 edsu: hi... i was ... i guess... just as a context for ... following on from tom's question 14:32:12 but even the business group "funding" scheme could work for us as well 14:32:28 ... it would be very difficult for me to sign anything as an LOC employee with out getting the legal department involved 14:32:51 +1, edsu ! 14:32:57 ... not patent lawyers... but still a barrier... i could get through it but it would take some time... so to say it is not a barrier.. i think lot of people in similar situation 14:33:07 ... you mentioned 12 to start in june, curious who they are, some examples? 14:33:29 .. also... that and BGs get extra staffing, can you provide examples of what services staff would provide 14:33:51 harry: in order, not saying not a barrier, saying it is less than signing full royalty-free agreement 14:33:59 ... large companies like yahoo won't sign such a thing 14:34:14 ... these are lighter weight... have assurances they may sign... 14:34:41 .. for people like you, i would assume you could probably get by without signing, just have to be careful... responsibility of group to make sure patents don't slip in for future spec 14:35:15 ... if you become WG you have to put something you want to put as a spec... by the time you make that suggestion you need to have all contribuors to spec to have signed agreement 14:35:27 ... so not barrier to joining the group... 14:35:53 ... don't want situation where CG makes a spec and no patent license involved and spec sneaks through 14:36:04 ... if you have concerns W3cC legal to help clarify 14:36:20 edsu: concerned it would be a barrier... legal people need to talk to legal people, that's a barrier 14:36:27 harry: same point... depends on what group is doing... 14:36:37 ... overview report? wouldn't require patent non-asserts 14:36:54 ... if vocabulary? if you feel vocab can be used by libraries need to make sure no patents 14:37:03 +1 to clarity 14:37:04 edsu: needs to be clear what someone has to do to be involved in community 14:37:10 ... needs to be clearer than it is now 14:37:32 harry: if produces spec... will have to sign... to become WD 14:37:49 edsu: when they want to push it forward that's when they woul have to sign... 14:37:58 q+ 14:38:16 harry: give patent lawyers years to go through patents... 14:38:21 q? 14:38:43 ... strong commitment helps companies like ibm relax a bit... 14:38:47 ... to go back to other point... 14:39:09 ... launching open digital rights, micropayments, html5... federated social web... usdl 14:39:12 q- 14:39:13 ... wide variety 14:39:14 Harry: When a spec produced by the Community becomes a candidate for getting W3C status -- that is the point at which non-asserts need to be assigned. (My interpretation.) 14:39:29 ... was your final point? 14:39:48 edsu: staffing, what services w3c would provide to BGs? 14:40:14 harry: staffing ... would essentially deal with ability of groups to do large amounts of outreach 14:40:38 ... e.g. w3c maintains giant database of industry... if you want everybody to use your spec... want to make sure all the players are at the table... 14:40:44 ... requires busdev... 14:41:17 ... another example is liason... would like work to be part of gameplan for rdf stack or html5 stack or etc... requires a lot of work for w3c staff to integrate your group 14:42:14 ... final is industry verticals... lots of healthcare lifesciences wanting to e.g. produce owl version of snomed, not owl experts and want to make sure it stays consistent woth owl... requires staff to do homework and make sure it fits... lot of time commitment 14:42:31 ... a bit different for each group... maybe at some point this might come up... 14:42:40 avoiding getting "silo'd" by being a non-profit interest vs. business interest is important going forward 14:42:45 edsu: difference between a BG and a WG 14:42:57 to avoid the sorts of divergence the library has had from IT best practices in the past decades 14:43:18 harry: WG has devoted staff time. s.t. if you are a W3C employee some percentage of your time is devoted to shepherding that work through the W3cC process 14:43:27 ... with BG smaller amount of time 14:43:54 ... with BG very much more ad-hoc... we want to push vocab out, then get staff to help 14:43:55 @jodi I don't think it's the case here, the difference is not about being non-profit, but about the amount of work the group is asking from W3C 14:44:20 sorry to monopolize time :( 14:44:25 ... with some BG may require every telecon... but that might mean rejigging of the fee... 14:44:25 emma: I understand. My worry is that less staff attention NOT be less attention from people following the IT state of the art 14:44:38 edsu: thanks for asking good questions for all of us! not monopolizing IMO! :) 14:44:45 ... need to sit down with management and figure out what staff time is involved. less than a WG more than 0. 14:45:10 ... some CG say, really could have used some help... now if they do help, they are doing it as an individual basis not as their job... 14:45:19 @jodi do you think that's the case re: the XG ? 14:45:24 @edsu, you are tasking good questions 14:45:30 ... we want if certain key points come up for group, BG wants staff to devote some time to it... 14:45:31 q? 14:45:36 emma: any other questions 14:45:48 congrats harry! :) 14:45:51 harry: one or two things... i have to run... my brother is getting married tomorrow.. need a suit 14:46:03 ww++ 14:46:04 ... the key is you guys will be the first group to transition after initial transition period 14:46:16 ... might be few bumps because nobody's done it before 14:46:37 :-) 14:46:44 ... email us, with some notice... and we'll work it out... that would be good... and we do want to see final report done 14:46:45 thanks, harry! 14:46:48 Harry: Ideally inform of intent to transition at least one month before (extended) end of charter. 14:46:50 ... that would be great 14:46:51 harry++ # thanks! 14:47:00 thank you, harry! 14:47:01 thank you harry! 14:47:05 -Harry? 14:47:06 emma: thank you, we will continue to discuss and send questions 14:47:16 harry: .we'll be in bilbao may take a bit of time... 14:47:20 everyone: thank you 14:47:37 emma: few minutes more... think it's interesting to transition to CG 14:47:49 ... invited harry because seems to be straightforward process to transition from IG to CG 14:47:57 ... IGs won't exist any more 14:48:12 q+ 14:48:14 ... just extend charter... gives us some some time to think about it 14:48:23 ... you guys what do you think, is it relevant 14:48:23 ack karen 14:48:37 kcoyle: this is complicated. i feel that we are today as an IG is ... 14:48:51 ... individuals and i don't know to what extent people feel they are representing their organistation 14:49:02 ... if we become a CG we have to have a closer connection to library community 14:49:13 kcoyle: do you mean that the W3C isn't close enough to the library world? 14:49:16 ... how does the w3c library community group interact with library community? 14:49:40 emma: probably added value of new group would be to create a community taht would go beyond libraries and include archives and museums... 14:49:44 +1 to add archives and museums 14:49:51 +1 for a, l, m community group 14:49:51 ... maybe there are other organisations that can make that bridge... 14:50:10 ... w3c has web focus, linked data but web in general that's why interesting to have CG within W3C 14:50:15 kcoyle: been an interesting group 14:50:23 ... concern is library community already has foci... 14:50:30 ... places where its community interacts 14:50:36 ... so how does this interact with those? 14:50:45 .. how do we integrate these activities with ongoing ones 14:50:45 q+ 14:50:51 ack kc 14:50:52 emma: key question for community 14:50:53 ack ed 14:50:59 ed i think that's a good question to ask 14:51:12 edsu: came to mind was this report that harry is interested in seeing 14:51:30 ... when it gets published ... for this IG to communicate outwords... to other foci... 14:51:45 ... communities of people that go to these things... maybe it pops up on their radar... 14:51:54 ... people in this IG are active in other communities... 14:52:07 ... area where we could bridge different communities and do a bit more cross-pollination 14:52:22 ... emma was saying libraries and museums and archives could share a bit more with a web focus 14:52:26 ... it could work 14:52:32 ... i'm glad tom brought up what he did 14:52:42 ... depending how they spin the legal side of it it could be difficult 14:52:59 ... not just for me but for anybody i imagine that has to sign something that says they're speaking for their institution 14:53:13 emma: actually you as LOC are more representing your institution than an invited expert 14:53:27 edsu: i guess you're right... but idea of these CGs are to lower the bar for non-member 14:53:42 ... kcoyle would it be harder for you? 14:54:02 kcoyle: not for me but i could see that it would be for members of larger institutions that aren't members already 14:54:26 edsu: nice thing about w3c members is that it's already done... but people who aren't members... going to have to ... go through the legal process... 14:54:34 ... to just participate... 14:54:55 +1 to that 14:54:59 kcoyle: another comment i have is if we move to a CG where we might actually be a development.. .then we have to get more library vendors involved 14:55:00 good point 14:55:00 +1 for involving library vendors 14:55:02 q+ 14:55:13 edsu: easier for them... wouldn't have to commit to being memebers 14:55:13 ack ww 14:55:16 scribenick: edsu 14:56:15 ww: it seems like signing these things towards the end of a lifecycle of a bit of work, isn't that a bit dangerous...if a a business tries to sneak some stuff into some work and then decides not to sign 14:56:19 kcoyle: it does happen 14:56:36 kcoyle: something having to do with ebooks... 14:56:44 scribenick: ww 14:56:45 maybe worth forwarding that point to W3C! 14:56:58 antoine: agreed 14:57:16 q+ 14:57:25 emma: anyone wanting to make another comment? if not... suggestion would be those of you who are attending the LODLAM summit in june maybe you can discuss this with opeople at summit an at other institutions... 14:57:31 ack ant 14:57:38 ... probably we need other people joining if we want to be a CG 14:58:09 antoine: just a quick not... karen and william's point interesting... maybe send an email... would not expect this to happen but maybe it could be interesting 14:58:38 emma: other business? 14:59:06 tbaker: suggest that on next call we want to assign reviewers for various sections 14:59:23 ... antuo emma you agree with that? if you do that it would be good if groups working on particular sections could get them into a shape where they could go out for review... 14:59:49 ... not final shape, im sure we'll have additional discussion, that's why we are extending the charter... but in shape where we could assign reviewers next week 14:59:56 sorry, have to leave timely. bye :-) 15:00:00 ACTION: section owners try to be ready for reviewers next week 15:00:03 -kai 15:00:10 -kefo 15:00:25 ACTION: send an email on the list to ask people to be ready 15:00:41 antoine: if something is ready before, circulate on list 15:01:04 ... kim asks that when we are ready we send him an email 15:01:12 emma: thank you everyone 15:01:21 s/send an a email/chairs to send an email 15:01:22 thank you everyone 15:01:27 tbaker: yup 15:01:30 Tom: we do 15:01:33 -jeff_ 15:01:34 AJDOURNED 15:01:36 bye 15:01:38 -edsu 15:01:38 jeff_ has left #lld 15:01:40 tbaker: be back in 2 min 15:01:41 -GordonD 15:01:41 zakim, please list attendees 15:01:42 As of this point the attendees have been emma, antoine, +44.194.346.aaaa, monica, tbaker, ww, jeff_, edsu, +1.423.463.aabb, kefo, rsinger, GordonD, +1.330.289.aacc, marcia, kai, 15:01:43 zakim, liste attendees 15:01:44 ... +1.646.266.aadd, dvila, +49.4.aaee, jneubert, jodi, kcoyle 15:01:45 I don't understand 'liste attendees', emma 15:01:46 -jneubert 15:01:47 -jodi 15:01:47 -rsinger 15:01:49 -monica 15:01:56 -dvila 15:01:59 rrsagent, please draft minutes 15:01:59 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2011/05/12-lld-minutes.html antoine 15:01:59 jodi has left #LLD 15:02:03 -tbaker 15:02:27 Meeting: LLD XG 15:02:33 rrsagent, please draft minutes 15:02:33 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2011/05/12-lld-minutes.html emma 15:03:12 -antoine 15:03:17 -emma 15:03:28 zakim, bye 15:03:28 leaving. As of this point the attendees were emma, antoine, +44.194.346.aaaa, monica, tbaker, ww, jeff_, edsu, +1.423.463.aabb, kefo, rsinger, GordonD, +1.330.289.aacc, marcia, 15:03:28 Zakim has left #lld 15:04:07 rrsagent, bye 15:04:07 I see 2 open action items saved in http://www.w3.org/2011/05/12-lld-actions.rdf : 15:04:07 ACTION: section owners try to be ready for reviewers next week [1] 15:04:07 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/05/12-lld-irc#T15-00-00 15:04:07 ACTION: send an email on the list to ask people to be ready [2] 15:04:07 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/05/12-lld-irc#T15-00-25