14:49:07 RRSAgent has joined #dnt 14:49:07 logging to http://www.w3.org/2011/09/16-dnt-irc 14:49:09 aleecia has joined #dnt 14:49:12 rrsagent, make log public 14:49:21 Meeting: Tracking Protection Group Open Call 14:49:24 Chair: Aleecia 14:51:05 Team_(dnt)15:00Z has now started 14:51:12 +aleecia 14:52:26 + +1.949.202.aaaa 14:53:15 DW, visual aid 14:57:35 If you are on IRC but not the call bridge, please dial in 14:58:01 +1.617.761.6200, code TRACK (87225) 14:58:14 + +1.770.392.aabb 14:58:33 at&t 14:59:13 + +1.425.269.aacc 14:59:35 microsoft 14:59:41 + +1.412.268.aadd 14:59:52 dsinger_ has joined #dnt 14:59:58 mischat_ has joined #dnt 14:59:59 +dsinger 15:00:09 + +54351420aaee 15:00:12 +Thomas 15:00:36 543 intel 15:00:50 zakim, aaee is intel 15:00:50 +intel; got it 15:01:00 zakim, aacc is microsoft 15:01:00 +microsoft; got it 15:01:04 + +1.303.438.aaff 15:01:12 zakim, aabb is att 15:01:12 + +44.776.855.aagg 15:01:12 +att; got it 15:01:20 zakim, aaff is trueffect 15:01:20 +trueffect; got it 15:01:20 zakim, who is here? 15:01:21 On the phone I see aleecia, +1.949.202.aaaa, att, microsoft, +1.412.268.aadd, dsinger, intel, Thomas, trueffect, +44.776.855.aagg 15:01:23 On IRC I see mischat_, dsinger_, aleecia, RRSAgent, Zakim, tlr, TruEffect, mischat, schunter1, hober 15:01:31 zakim, aagg is Vodafone 15:01:31 +Vodafone; got it 15:01:55 zakim, mute me 15:01:55 sorry, tlr, I do not know which phone connection belongs to you 15:01:55 Who is in 949 and 412 areas? 15:01:58 zakim, I am thomas 15:01:58 ok, tlr, I now associate you with Thomas 15:02:02 zakim, mute me 15:02:02 Thomas should now be muted 15:02:07 aleecia: hi 15:02:14 +shayman 15:02:20 +??P18 15:02:21 … there'll be another co-chair pending paperwork 15:02:35 zakim, ??P18 is me 15:02:35 +mischat_; got it 15:02:44 … about me 15:02:58 … starting part-time post-doc this fall 15:03:04 … part-time senior privacy researcher at Mozilla 15:03:15 Bruce has joined #dnt 15:03:22 … there'll be another Mozilla representative so I can focus on chairing 15:03:30 … role is to help create consensus decisions 15:03:34 ack thomas 15:04:02 Yang has joined #dnt 15:04:09 tlr: Thomas oversees relevant work at the w3 15:04:15 Louise has joined #dnt 15:04:53 Q+ 15:05:25 Ack dsinger 15:06:03 aleecia: people with name starting later in the alphabet, please introduce yourself 15:07:38 aleecia: lots of attention, exciting times 15:08:19 … http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/charter.html 15:08:21 … acknowledge massively aggressive schedule 15:08:26 … there's a lot going on in the ecosystem around us 15:08:32 … and a lot of that is going quickly 15:08:43 … also, note users and DNT implementers 15:08:54 … don't want for early adopters to have to change implementation 15:09:02 … also, users rightly perplexed by what browsers are doing 15:09:07 … want to do excellent work, not just fast work 15:09:15 … there will be times when it's important to slow down 15:09:18 … balancing act there 15:09:26 … compressed time line means more work more quickly 15:09:49 … this work is worth the extra effort 15:10:00 … immediate time line: FPWD end of the month 15:10:19 http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/charter.html#deliverables 15:10:36 … (deliverable structure) 15:10:42 … let me highlight a few things we'll not do 15:10:50 … definitions part — don't deal with huge issues like "what is privacy" 15:11:02 … not looking into philosophy, nail down terms needed for there set of the documents 15:11:07 … "what does it mean to be a first party" 15:11:28 + +358.504.87aahh 15:11:52 … expect for the process to be iterative 15:11:58 … also, don't expect to have consensus on everything 15:12:08 … document what has consensus, and what doesn't 15:12:19 … end month with understanding of scope and direction 15:12:22 Francisco has joined #dnt 15:12:23 … what can you do to help? 15:12:27 … input documents! 15:12:32 … some work here is dating back to 2007 15:12:41 http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/ 15:13:00 … please send note to mailing list with proposals for input documents 15:13:09 … please be on the lookout for any great input documents 15:13:14 … also, more importantly — think about use cases 15:14:01 … the Princeton humm suggested tracking definition + exceptions 15:14:14 … please send use cases to mailing list that permit somewhat more detailed discussion 15:14:19 … e.g., not just "security" 15:14:39 ... also, please think about *your* success criteria 15:14:54 … about the Cambridge meeting — hotels look bad right now, sorry 15:14:59 … two very full days ahead of us with long breaks 15:15:03 … self-hosted dinner on the 21st 15:15:26 … goal is to do things jointly, collaboratively 15:15:38 dwferrell has joined #dnt 15:16:32 … we look for spirited back-and-forth, but will step in if discussions should go personal 15:16:42 … most frequently asked question: what to expect for other f2f meetings 15:16:49 … 3-4 meetings; more frequently early on 15:16:58 … second meeting in Santa Clara, CA 15:16:58 q+ 15:17:14 … third meeting in Europe, perhaps Belgium — after the holidays 15:17:22 … we'll add fourth meeting if and only if necessary 15:17:29 … travel budgets are known serious issue 15:17:30 Q+ 15:17:38 … if there's a meeting you just cannot attend, we'll understand 15:17:45 … also, know several orgs are working through paperwork 15:18:26 … MIT sign-up is open to those interested 15:18:35 … please register ASAP — today, ideally 15:18:46 q? 15:18:59 Hello - can you outline the best type of person, i.e. technical background, to attend these session. 15:19:21 oct 31, nov 1 for next meeting 15:19:41 tlr: additional information, meeting room booking for TPAC has come through, TPAC registration is open, please reg very soon ... 15:19:47 http://www.w3.org/2011/11/TPAC/#Finalized 15:19:59 q? 15:19:59 Ack dsinger 15:20:01 ack dsin 15:20:17 david: web and TV IG meeting — can't get to Cambridge 15:21:16 dsinger: dates early, please please please 15:21:28 q? 15:21:29 q? 15:21:35 aleecia: sorry, acknowledged, TPAC 31 October, 1 November 15:21:37 q- 15:22:19 kenny(ATT): wonder — where could I find discussion, references about premise and motivation to do the work? 15:22:30 … appreciate there's lots of legal and pseudo-legal discussions around policy issues 15:22:35 … opt-in/opt-out and so on 15:22:47 … set of foundational assumptions? 15:23:20 aleecia: to address one piece first — opt-in/opt-out is a straight-out political question. out of scope. 15:23:31 … that could vary by browser company, by country — whole variety of factors 15:23:38 … that's a discussion that will continue in other fora 15:23:47 … secondly, in terms of some of the foundational work 15:23:53 … input documents that we have put on the WG home page 15:23:57 … are documents we're looking at right now 15:23:58 + +1.408.536.aaii 15:24:09 … if there are others we should look at, we'd be delighted to have input 15:24:17 … if you have additional input, please provide it 15:24:24 http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/#input-documents 15:24:26 … in some cases, will compare documents to see where there are points of agreements 15:24:31 ^^ input documents 15:24:37 … in some cases, look at issues etc 15:24:49 … in terms of philosophy for do not track 15:24:53 MeMe has joined #dnt 15:25:02 … expect that if we have 30 people in the room, will have 40 opinions 15:25:07 … different backgrounds and different views 15:25:14 … don't think we'll have all of that resolved 15:25:26 … get to consensus on what technology looks like, and what people need to do 15:26:16 kenny: there must be a consensus about technical requirement assumption 15:26:23 aleecia: consensus of the group 15:26:28 kenny: technical requirements? 15:26:38 aleecia: unusually highly watched, highly political environment 15:26:46 … many of the recommendations from W3C are not on that level 15:26:51 … not unprecedented 15:27:28 … w3c more on the technical, than the political side 15:27:37 … technical decisions / policy decisions influence each other 15:27:53 … note that people from FTC, regulators internationally are paying attention 15:28:00 … likely to act as observers 15:28:19 hannes: my interpretation is that there is one purely technical piece of work 15:28:21 … the header 15:28:24 zakim, q+ 15:28:24 I see Francisco on the speaker queue 15:28:35 q? 15:28:44 … there is also a policy piece that goes beyond the technical work 15:28:53 … in the mozilla submission, that related to what the semantics of the header are 15:28:57 This specification defines the meaning of a Do Not Track preference and sets out practices for Web sites to comply with this preference." sounds like what people are talking about now 15:29:01 … same meaning associated to that across the meaning 15:29:10 … that's the interesting part of the whole conversation, but also the difficult one 15:29:17 aleecia: that's the bulk of the work, indeed 15:29:26 -trueffect 15:29:52 … to take an example — if there was a decision that DNT does not apply to first parties 15:30:01 … then that has policy implications, also business implications 15:30:18 … those are the things where the technical decisions would implicate the policy effects 15:30:54 q? 15:31:08 DWFarrel: opt-in / opt-out in scope for later? 15:31:11 aleecia: out of scope 15:31:20 francisco: not involved in a w3c group before 15:31:24 dsinger_ has joined #dnt 15:31:34 … won't be able to attend the first two meetings; I'm in Argentina 15:31:45 … what level of work can be done off-line? 15:31:57 aleecia: expect first draft to be highly face-to-face 15:32:06 … for subsequent drafts, more on mailing list 15:32:17 … use face-to-face to work through issues that have been surfaced on mailing list 15:32:20 -microsoft 15:32:32 … if you're not able to make any of the WG meetings in person, then probably good choice to find somebody else in your organization 15:33:18 francisco: dial-in possible? 15:33:24 aleecia: for first meeting, working to set up phone 15:33:39 … fear the acoustics of the room aren't speaker phone friendly 15:33:45 … also, IRC 15:33:58 … doing best we can to accommodate, but phone bridge might not work as well as we'd like 15:33:59 q? 15:34:03 ack franci 15:34:31 aleecia: meeting adjourned 15:35:06 - +1.408.536.aaii 15:35:09 Bye 15:35:10 -Thomas 15:35:11 - +358.504.87aahh 15:35:11 -att 15:35:12 -mischat_ 15:35:12 -intel 15:35:12 rrsagent, draft minutes 15:35:12 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2011/09/16-dnt-minutes.html tlr 15:35:13 -shayman 15:35:14 -Vodafone 15:35:16 -dsinger 15:35:17 -aleecia 15:35:19 - +1.949.202.aaaa 15:35:21 - +1.412.268.aadd 15:35:23 Team_(dnt)15:00Z has ended 15:35:25 Attendees were aleecia, +1.949.202.aaaa, +1.770.392.aabb, +1.425.269.aacc, +1.412.268.aadd, dsinger, +54351420aaee, Thomas, intel, microsoft, +1.303.438.aaff, +44.776.855.aagg, 15:35:28 ... att, trueffect, Vodafone, shayman, mischat_, +358.504.87aahh, +1.408.536.aaii 15:35:28 dsinger_ has left #dnt 16:11:37 tlr has joined #dnt 16:16:51 karl has joined #dnt 17:19:01 mischat has joined #dnt 18:04:42 Zakim has left #dnt 18:32:47 tl has joined #dnt 20:15:40 tl has joined #dnt 21:08:11 tl has joined #dnt 22:21:23 aleecia has joined #dnt 23:26:36 tl has joined #dnt