16:46:45 RRSAgent has joined #dnt 16:46:45 logging to http://www.w3.org/2011/11/09-dnt-irc 16:46:50 Zakim has joined #dnt 16:46:54 Zakim, this is dnt 16:46:54 aleecia, I see T&S_Track(dnt)12:00PM in the schedule but not yet started. Perhaps you mean "this will be dnt". 16:47:01 Zakim, this will be dnt 16:47:01 ok, aleecia; I see T&S_Track(dnt)12:00PM scheduled to start in 13 minutes 16:47:03 npdoty has joined #dnt 16:47:08 chair is aleecia 16:47:38 rrsagent, pointer? 16:47:38 See http://www.w3.org/2011/11/09-dnt-irc#T16-47-38 16:48:03 agenda+ Selection of scribe 16:48:16 agenda+ Comments on minutes 16:48:36 agenda+ 23 November conference call 16:48:43 agenda+ Review of action items 16:49:00 agenda+ Discussion of FPWD publication (including short names) 16:49:17 agenda+ How and when to re-open a closed issue 16:49:27 agenda+ Issue-10: What is a first party? 16:49:42 sidstamm has joined #dnt 16:49:48 agenda+ Issue-88: different rules for impression of and interaction with 3rd-party ads/content 16:50:03 agenda+ ssue-26: Providing data to 3rd-party widgets -- does that imply consent? 16:50:22 agenda+ Issue-4: What is the default for DNT in client configuration (opt-in or opt-out)? 16:50:49 agenda+ Announce next meeting & adjourn 16:50:55 zakim, agenda? 16:50:55 I see 11 items remaining on the agenda: 16:50:56 1. Selection of scribe [from aleecia] 16:50:58 2. Comments on minutes [from aleecia] 16:51:00 3. 23 November conference call [from aleecia] 16:51:01 4. Review of action items [from aleecia] 16:51:03 5. Discussion of FPWD publication (including short names) [from aleecia] 16:51:05 6. How and when to re-open a closed issue [from aleecia] 16:51:07 7. Issue-10: What is a first party? [from aleecia] 16:51:08 8. Issue-88: different rules for impression of and interaction with 3rd-party ads/content [from aleecia] 16:51:11 9. ssue-26: Providing data to 3rd-party widgets -- does that imply consent? [from aleecia] 16:51:13 10. Issue-4: What is the default for DNT in client configuration (opt-in or opt-out)? [from aleecia] 16:51:16 11. Announce next meeting & adjourn [from aleecia] 16:53:50 T&S_Track(dnt)12:00PM has now started 16:53:59 + +1.408.674.aaaa 16:54:02 zakim, mute me 16:54:02 sorry, aleecia, I do not know which phone connection belongs to you 16:54:13 zakim, aaaa is aleecia 16:54:13 +aleecia; got it 16:54:18 zakim, mute me 16:54:18 sorry, aleecia, muting is not permitted when only one person is present 16:54:21 heh 16:56:52 I can help with that 16:56:57 I'm a little surprised by how few of us there are, and to be the only person on the call 16:57:06 +[Mozilla] 16:57:07 + +49.721.913.74.aabb 16:57:14 Zakim, aabb is sidstamm 16:57:14 +sidstamm; got it 16:57:24 dwainberg has joined #dnt 16:57:30 I'm betting aabb is not Sid :-) 16:57:35 + +1.646.825.aacc 16:57:35 hm 16:57:39 its me 16:57:40 probably more like Mozilla has Sid 16:57:45 oh 16:57:46 hah 16:57:55 + +1.609.981.aadd 16:58:00 + +1.310.292.aaee 16:58:01 zakim does not remember me anymore, it seems 16:58:02 Zakim, Mozilla has sid 16:58:02 +sid; got it 16:58:08 efelten has joined #dnt 16:58:13 Frank has joined #DNT 16:58:31 zakim, aabb is dsriedel 16:58:31 sorry, dsriedel, I do not recognize a party named 'aabb' 16:58:36 +[Microsoft] 16:58:47 -sidstamm 16:58:49 zakim, mute me 16:58:49 aleecia should now be muted 16:59:01 zakim, who is on the call? 16:59:01 On the phone I see aleecia (muted), [Mozilla], +1.646.825.aacc, +1.609.981.aadd, +1.310.292.aaee, [Microsoft] 16:59:02 fielding has joined #dnt 16:59:04 [Mozilla] has sid 16:59:15 andyzei has joined #dnt 16:59:16 + +1.949.483.aaff 16:59:20 zakim, unmute me 16:59:20 aleecia should no longer be muted 16:59:28 +sidstamm 16:59:35 no! 16:59:37 Johnsimpson has joined #dnt 16:59:53 zakim, aacc is dwainberg 16:59:53 +dwainberg; got it 16:59:55 + +1.202.326.aagg 16:59:57 is there a way to reset sidstamm? 17:00:08 + +1.813.366.aahh 17:00:13 Zakim, aagg is efelten 17:00:13 +efelten; got it 17:00:15 he has my phonenumber registered 17:00:18 zakim, aadd is tl 17:00:18 +tl; got it 17:00:20 justin has joined #dnt 17:00:25 alex has joined #dnt 17:00:33 (Nick, can you help Sid?) 17:00:36 Jon Simpson is 310 292 1902 17:00:38 hefferjr has joined #dnt 17:00:40 + +1.408.349.aaii 17:00:50 zakim, aaee is JonSimpson 17:00:50 +JonSimpson; got it 17:00:54 zakim, mute me 17:00:54 aleecia should now be muted 17:01:01 vincent has joined #dnt 17:01:03 + +1.202.629.aajj 17:01:07 zakim, mute me 17:01:09 -tl 17:01:10 WileyS has joined #DNT 17:01:10 sorry, dsriedel, I do not know which phone connection belongs to you 17:01:11 + +1.202.637.aakk 17:01:11 zakim, unmute me 17:01:12 aleecia should no longer be muted 17:01:19 carmenb has joined #dnt 17:01:21 zakim, aabb is not dsriedel 17:01:21 I don't understand 'aabb is not dsriedel', sidstamm 17:01:25 Chris has joined #dnt 17:01:27 zakim, aabb is dsriedel 17:01:27 sorry, sidstamm, I do not recognize a party named 'aabb' 17:01:30 zakim, mute me 17:01:31 sorry, alex, I do not know which phone connection belongs to you 17:01:36 + +1.212.631.aall 17:01:39 + +1.813.366.aamm 17:01:47 zakim, who is talking? 17:01:49 + +1.508.655.aann 17:01:49 enewland has joined #dnt 17:01:51 jkaran has joined #dnt 17:01:52 +tl 17:01:57 zakim who is on the call? 17:01:58 aleecia, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: sidstamm (5%), +1.212.631.aall (56%) 17:02:05 zakim, aamm is alex 17:02:05 +alex; got it 17:02:12 zakim, mute me 17:02:19 zakim, mute me 17:02:22 alex should now be muted 17:02:22 zakim, aall is Jennifer 17:02:32 +[IPcaller] 17:02:34 sidstamm should now be muted 17:02:34 henry has joined #dnt 17:02:43 zakim, aakk is justin 17:02:44 +Jennifer; got it 17:02:44 Frankie has joined #dnt 17:02:49 +??P56 17:02:56 + +1.619.846.aaoo 17:03:00 +justin; got it 17:03:03 Zakim, [IPcaller] is fielding 17:03:19 +fielding; got it 17:03:24 + +1.510.859.aapp 17:03:27 +[IPcaller] 17:03:41 Zakim, aapp is npdoty 17:03:41 +npdoty; got it 17:03:45 zakim, [IPcaller] is karl 17:03:45 +karl; got it 17:03:58 zakim, mute me 17:03:58 karl should now be muted 17:04:16 Zakim, aaoo is me 17:04:16 +hober; got it 17:04:34 + +1.650.253.aaqq 17:04:34 adrianba has joined #dnt 17:04:48 +[IPcaller] 17:04:51 hwest has joined #dnt 17:04:52 scribe sidstamm 17:04:56 +??P60 17:05:03 +[Mozilla.a] 17:05:05 http://www.w3.org/2011/10/26-dnt-minutes 17:05:09 scribenick: sidstamm 17:05:11 -tl 17:05:14 http://www.w3.org/2011/10/31-dnt-minutes.html 17:05:21 +[Microsoft.a] 17:05:22 http://www.w3.org/2011/11/01-dnt-minutes.html 17:05:25 comments? 17:05:50 +[Microsoft.aa] 17:06:00 zakim, [Microsoft.aa] is me 17:06:00 +adrianba; got it 17:06:01 aleecia: how is availability for 23rd Nov for conference call (via hum by phone)? 17:06:29 various: ::humming:: 17:06:39 +[IPcaller.a] 17:06:40 I may have trouble making the 23rd 17:06:50 cannot make 23rd: 17:06:51 + +1.650.862.aarr 17:06:52 BrianTs has joined #DNT 17:06:54 kimon has joined #dnt 17:06:55 + +1.516.695.aass 17:06:56 +1 17:06:58 cannot 17:07:00 +1 17:07:02 23rd ok 17:07:02 +1 17:07:04 +1 17:07:21 can make: 17:07:24 +1 17:07:24 +1 17:07:25 +1 17:07:25 +1 17:07:25 +1 17:07:25 +1 17:07:25 +1 17:07:27 +1 17:07:29 +1 17:07:31 +1 17:07:31 kj has joined #dnt 17:07:34 +1 17:07:36 +1 17:07:36 +[Microsoft.aa] 17:07:40 Can do 17:07:55 dsriedel has joined #dnt 17:07:59 amyc has joined #dnt 17:08:11 jmayer has joined #dnt 17:08:14 aleecia: will keep phone call on the 23rd 17:08:18 23rd ok 17:08:22 + +1.202.684.aatt 17:08:24 punderwood has joined #dnt 17:08:35 WileyS: the following week (30th) will be lite due to IAPP event 17:08:37 Zakim, aatt is jmayer 17:08:37 +jmayer; got it 17:09:01 Zakim, Microsoft.aa has BrianTs 17:09:01 +BrianTs; got it 17:09:05 http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/track/actions/ 17:09:12 tl has joined #dnt 17:10:00 WileyS: action 17 was done in the meeting notes, captured in the most recent compliance draft 17:10:29 WileyS: will close out action 17 17:10:36 -> actions open http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/track/actions/open 17:10:47 action: aleecia to ping peter re: action-20 17:10:48 Created ACTION-33 - Ping peter re: action-20 [on Aleecia McDonald - due 2011-11-16]. 17:11:22 zakim, who is on the call 17:11:22 I don't understand 'who is on the call', tl 17:11:37 aleecia: jmayer will close action regarding 1st vs 3rd party 17:11:47 zakim, unmute me 17:11:47 karl should no longer be muted 17:11:50 zakim, who is here? 17:11:51 On the phone I see aleecia, [Mozilla], dwainberg, JonSimpson, [Microsoft], +1.949.483.aaff, sidstamm (muted), efelten, +1.813.366.aahh, +1.408.349.aaii, +1.202.629.aajj, justin, 17:11:55 ... Jennifer, alex (muted), +1.508.655.aann, fielding, ??P56, hober, npdoty, karl, +1.650.253.aaqq, [IPcaller], ??P60, [Mozilla.a], [Microsoft.a], adrianba, [IPcaller.a], 17:11:57 npdoty: no, though I can join 17:11:58 ... +1.650.862.aarr, +1.516.695.aass, [Microsoft.aa], jmayer 17:12:00 [Microsoft.aa] has BrianTs 17:12:00 [Mozilla] has sid 17:12:02 On IRC I see tl, punderwood, jmayer, amyc, dsriedel, kj, kimon, BrianTs, hwest, adrianba, Frankie, henry, jkaran, enewland, Chris, carmenb, WileyS, vincent, hefferjr, alex, justin, 17:12:06 ... Johnsimpson, andyzei, fielding, Frank, efelten, dwainberg, sidstamm, npdoty, Zakim, RRSAgent, aleecia, karl, mischat, schunter, hober, trackbot, pde 17:12:25 zakim, Mozilla.a has tl 17:12:25 +tl; got it 17:12:31 +??P11 17:13:38 zakim, mute me 17:13:38 karl should now be muted 17:14:01 +??P34 17:14:22 aleecia: asks various members to update actions, thanks for your work on them 17:14:30 Zakim, agenda? 17:14:30 I see 11 items remaining on the agenda: 17:14:32 1. Selection of scribe [from aleecia] 17:14:33 2. Comments on minutes [from aleecia] 17:14:34 3. 23 November conference call [from aleecia] 17:14:36 4. Review of action items [from aleecia] 17:14:38 5. Discussion of FPWD publication (including short names) [from aleecia] 17:14:40 6. How and when to re-open a closed issue [from aleecia] 17:14:41 Zakim, close agendum 1 17:14:43 7. Issue-10: What is a first party? [from aleecia] 17:14:44 8. Issue-88: different rules for impression of and interaction with 3rd-party ads/content [from aleecia] 17:14:46 9. ssue-26: Providing data to 3rd-party widgets -- does that imply consent? [from aleecia] 17:14:46 1.202.629.aaj is carmenb 17:14:48 Zakim, close agendum 2 17:14:48 10. Issue-4: What is the default for DNT in client configuration (opt-in or opt-out)? [from aleecia] 17:14:51 11. Announce next meeting & adjourn [from aleecia] 17:14:52 Zakim, close agendum 3 17:14:53 agendum 1, Selection of scribe, closed 17:14:53 congratulations for the work on editing the document! 17:14:55 I see 10 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 17:14:57 Zakim, close agendum 4 17:14:57 2. Comments on minutes [from aleecia] 17:14:58 + +1.415.200.aauu 17:15:00 agendum 2, Comments on minutes, closed 17:15:02 I see 9 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 17:15:04 3. 23 November conference call [from aleecia] 17:15:06 agendum 3, 23 November conference call, closed 17:15:08 Zakim, take up agendum 5 17:15:10 I see 8 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 17:15:12 4. Review of action items [from aleecia] 17:15:14 agendum 4, Review of action items, closed 17:15:16 I see 7 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 17:15:18 5. Discussion of FPWD publication (including short names) [from aleecia] 17:15:22 agendum 5. "Discussion of FPWD publication (including short names)" taken up [from aleecia] 17:15:43 aleecia, I just joined the call if you want to ask about that open action again 17:15:47 timing for submitting comment for press release? 17:16:11 aleecia: members should send comments about press release to ian at w3c 17:16:21 Zakim, mute me 17:16:21 sorry, pde, I do not know which phone connection belongs to you 17:16:31 got it 17:16:46 They have opened up press release for view to IEs 17:16:49 invited experts also now have ACL permission to at least see that press release draft 17:16:59 q? 17:17:09 q+ 17:17:11 zakim, unmute me 17:17:11 karl should no longer be muted 17:17:11 q- 17:18:37 karl: draft titles should be changed now if we want to change short names (it is easier due to links) 17:18:45 zakim, who is here 17:18:45 pde, you need to end that query with '?' 17:18:50 zakim, who is here? 17:18:50 On the phone I see aleecia, [Mozilla], dwainberg, JonSimpson, [Microsoft], +1.949.483.aaff, sidstamm (muted), efelten, +1.813.366.aahh, +1.408.349.aaii, +1.202.629.aajj, justin, 17:18:53 ... Jennifer, alex (muted), +1.508.655.aann, fielding, ??P56, hober, npdoty, karl, +1.650.253.aaqq, [IPcaller], ??P60, [Mozilla.a], [Microsoft.a], adrianba, [IPcaller.a], 17:18:57 ... +1.650.862.aarr, +1.516.695.aass, [Microsoft.aa], jmayer, ??P11, ??P34, +1.415.200.aauu 17:19:01 [Microsoft.aa] has BrianTs 17:19:01 [Mozilla] has sid 17:19:03 [Mozilla.a] has tl 17:19:05 On IRC I see tl, punderwood, jmayer, amyc, dsriedel, kj, kimon, BrianTs, hwest, adrianba, Frankie, henry, jkaran, enewland, Chris, carmenb, WileyS, vincent, hefferjr, alex, justin, 17:19:09 ... Johnsimpson, andyzei, fielding, Frank, efelten, dwainberg, sidstamm, npdoty, Zakim, RRSAgent, aleecia, karl, mischat, schunter, hober, trackbot, pde 17:19:32 Zakim, +1.415.200.aauu is pde 17:19:32 +pde; got it 17:19:39 Zakim, mute me 17:19:39 pde should now be muted 17:19:53 +q 17:20:02 ack tl 17:20:35 tl: not much value in changing the names now, wouldn't mind revisiting once the content is more sorted out 17:20:46 aleecia: we can change them later 17:20:49 q+ 17:21:22 ach karl 17:21:26 ack karl 17:21:34 aleecia: we should tackle now if we don't need to wait for the contents of the documents to get sorted out 17:22:38 karl: yeah, can be done in the future, but there will be more confusion if we change it after FPWD because of wider distribution of original names 17:23:01 q+ 17:23:14 ack adrianba 17:23:54 adrianba: agree with karl about the short name change (now is better than later) 17:24:05 adrianba: compliance is an overloaded term and not necessarily what we mean 17:24:19 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-tracking/2011Nov/0060.html 17:24:21 What are the proposed names? 17:24:35 I had issues translating this into German too, explaining it well... 17:24:45 current shortnames are tracking-dnt and tracking-compliance 17:24:49 Happy with that resolution 17:24:53 - +1.516.695.aass 17:24:55 aleecia: proposes to change short names but leave titles as they are and revisit later when we're F2F and have a better idea of document contents 17:24:58 proposed short names are tracking-syntax and tracking-definition 17:25:16 q+ 17:25:30 ack npdoty 17:25:48 npdoty: happy to discuss short names on the list, but prefers existing to karl's suggestions 17:26:09 aleecia: consensus is to discuss short names on list and leave titles alone for now 17:26:23 Curent short names are?. 17:26:32 zakim, mute me 17:26:32 karl should now be muted 17:26:43 Johnsimpson, see the http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-tracking/2011Nov/0060.html 17:26:51 current shortnames are tracking-dnt and tracking-compliance; proposed short names are tracking-syntax and tracking-definition 17:26:56 Zakim, agenda? 17:26:56 I see 7 items remaining on the agenda: 17:26:57 5. Discussion of FPWD publication (including short names) [from aleecia] 17:27:00 6. How and when to re-open a closed issue [from aleecia] 17:27:03 7. Issue-10: What is a first party? [from aleecia] 17:27:05 8. Issue-88: different rules for impression of and interaction with 3rd-party ads/content [from aleecia] 17:27:07 Zakim, close agendum 5 17:27:07 Thanks, Karl 17:27:08 9. ssue-26: Providing data to 3rd-party widgets -- does that imply consent? [from aleecia] 17:27:10 10. Issue-4: What is the default for DNT in client configuration (opt-in or opt-out)? [from aleecia] 17:27:12 11. Announce next meeting & adjourn [from aleecia] 17:27:12 Zakim, take up agendum 6 17:27:13 agendum 5, Discussion of FPWD publication (including short names), closed 17:27:15 I see 6 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 17:27:16 6. How and when to re-open a closed issue [from aleecia] 17:27:18 agendum 6. "How and when to re-open a closed issue" taken up [from aleecia] 17:28:06 aleecia: we don't want to reopen issues for members who join after the issues are closed. To reopen, state concern and proposal for change, chairs will decide whether or not to reopen issue. 17:28:11 +q 17:28:22 ack jmayer 17:28:24 +q 17:28:41 -q 17:29:06 q+ 17:29:06 aleecia: new information required to propose reopening issue, must provide information new to the group (not yet considered by the group) 17:29:26 q- 17:29:34 ack Frankie 17:30:18 Frankie: not always able to follow the whole discussion. potentially one member's "new information" might have already been considered by the group. wants to reinvent discussions with old arguments. 17:30:53 q+ 17:30:57 + +1.760.705.aavv 17:31:12 aleecia: if you missed discussion of an item, but the group tackled it, it's too late. 17:31:30 aleecia: contentious discussions will be long-lasting, and it is not likely you will miss them 17:32:04 Search archives for discussions 17:32:04 History of issues http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/track/issues 17:32:07 ach karl 17:32:10 ack karl 17:33:18 thanks for clarification, aleecia. thanks karl - we will solve its in this way. 17:33:19 + search box http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-tracking/ 17:33:19 karl: read up on old discussions via issues list, which has good chronological pointers to discussion 17:33:43 Zakim, agenda? 17:33:43 I see 6 items remaining on the agenda: 17:33:44 6. How and when to re-open a closed issue [from aleecia] 17:33:47 7. Issue-10: What is a first party? [from aleecia] 17:33:48 8. Issue-88: different rules for impression of and interaction with 3rd-party ads/content [from aleecia] 17:33:51 9. ssue-26: Providing data to 3rd-party widgets -- does that imply consent? [from aleecia] 17:33:53 10. Issue-4: What is the default for DNT in client configuration (opt-in or opt-out)? [from aleecia] 17:33:55 11. Announce next meeting & adjourn [from aleecia] 17:34:01 scribenick dwainberg 17:34:02 Zakim, close agendum 6 17:34:02 agendum 6, How and when to re-open a closed issue, closed 17:34:03 I see 5 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 17:34:05 7. Issue-10: What is a first party? [from aleecia] 17:34:06 q+ 17:34:15 Zakim, take up agendum 7 17:34:15 agendum 7. "Issue-10: What is a first party?" taken up [from aleecia] 17:34:24 scribenick: dwainberg 17:34:25 aleecia: we have something close 17:34:44 tl: edge cases in proposals we haven't covered. don't want to let those hold things up. 17:35:04 q+ 17:35:04 q+ 17:35:18 ack tl 17:35:19 aleecia: we have overall consensus of what a first party is 17:35:23 q+ 17:35:26 ack dwainberg 17:35:29 ack dwainberg 17:35:55 +q 17:35:55 I'd appreciate more time to review the proposals before we ask for consensus on these. 17:36:15 +q 17:36:35 dwainberg: not part of the consensus; issue is consent and scope of consent 17:36:56 aleecia: we agreed in f2f we would start down this path and see where it goes 17:37:18 ack jmayer 17:37:47 jmayer: one consensus emerging is that 1st and 3rd party means whatever we says it means, so not incompatible 17:38:02 aleecia: we may look at this at some point and realize we've moved away from it 17:38:04 neal has joined #dnt 17:38:12 ... do we have the right decision points? 17:38:22 ack amyc 17:38:29 ... I think we did have a pretty strong agreement that this was the path to go down. 17:38:29 -q 17:38:41 +1 to jonathan - 1st and 3rd party is just terminology to describe user consent 17:38:58 Then let's talk about the substantive decision points. Let's please not keep talking about what we name things . . . 17:39:01 amyc: caution about rushing into consensus. How is the list of questions a definition? Is the spec going to contain scenarios? 17:39:32 it is possible to have non normative User stories for illustrating 17:39:49 aleecia: to reiterate, we have text that came up before santa clara. we have close to good language on the spec side, and good lang on intent and examples, so taking these pieces together 17:40:00 ... we start to get something that looks like a good piece to go into the draft 17:40:31 example of user stories in a document http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/NOTE-qa-handbook-20041122/#introduction 17:40:40 ingredients of the seemingly developing consensus: an objective test, about user expectations and intent 17:40:51 ... if we get through these, would ask jmayer and tl to work together to merge this into a draft 17:41:11 another example of user story http://www.w3.org/TR/webarch/#intro 17:41:17 amyc: that sounds good; just want to make sure we're not agreeing on this call to a consensus. 17:41:48 ack tl 17:41:48 tl: wants amyc to point out the further examples she wants addressed. 17:41:54 -q 17:42:24 tl: having a list of examples is illustrative and helps prevent getting into a rat-holey description, but valuable for those considering implementation. 17:42:30 agree that list of examples is helpful to include to help flesh out eventual definition 17:42:42 q- 17:42:42 sections can be marked up to be non-normative, normative 17:42:46 tl: will work with jmayer to clean it up 17:43:35 + +1.202.263.aaww 17:43:59 ack tl 17:44:16 aleecia: one other thing on the thread was a suggestion to approach as a 3 part discussion: non-binding discussion, implementable in precise standards language, and then issulstrations 17:44:27 s/issulstrations/illustrations 17:44:35 action: jmayer to Draft Near-Consensus First Party vs. Third Party Section with tl 17:44:35 Created ACTION-34 - Draft Near-Consensus First Party vs. Third Party Section with tl [on Jonathan Mayer - due 2011-11-16]. 17:45:25 aleecia: any other comments on issue 10? 17:45:35 aleecia: none - moving on 17:46:01 ... moving on to issue 88 17:46:12 jules has joined #dnt 17:46:18 different rules for impression and interaction 17:46:18 +q 17:46:21 +q 17:46:27 ack jmayer 17:47:04 jmayer: similar to 1st 3rd party distinction 17:47:16 ack WileyS 17:47:37 WileyS: agrees with jmayer; in language we capture this as meaningful or material interaction 17:47:47 ... more difficult in an objective way to define the line 17:48:09 ... we should expect it's never going to be completely bright 17:48:14 There's draft language in the FPWD on what constitutes a "meaningful interaction" with third-party content to convert to 1P right now. 17:48:18 ... hopefully companies will make the right choice 17:48:24 rrsagent, pointer 17:48:24 See http://www.w3.org/2011/11/09-dnt-irc#T17-48-24 17:48:37 we can say things about ambiguity 17:48:52 for example, if it's unclear whether you're a 1P or 3P, assume you're a 3P 17:48:59 we can't test things with ambiguity 17:49:20 q+ 17:49:21 q? 17:49:25 aleecia: what we can test is a party says it's a first party and acts as a first party 17:49:46 ack tl 17:49:50 ... some of this will not be part of w3c; it will come with independent testing or ftc 17:50:17 q+ 17:50:20 tl: on testability, this is a non-technical component of the standard. this is a policy decision. we have to give up the hope that everything will be verifiable. 17:50:42 aleecia: there are ways to test things not automated. we can test for 3rd party interactions. 17:50:48 ack karl 17:51:00 -npdoty 17:51:03 more… space… between… words? 17:51:26 -[Microsoft.aa] 17:51:45 karl: to clarify, was not talking about auto testing. we have cases like accessibility guidelines, where we can have human testing. it has to be testable. 17:51:55 aleecia: what would be untestable? 17:52:10 +npdoty 17:52:51 -[Mozilla] 17:52:53 q+ 17:52:56 q? 17:53:30 aleecia: we can handle this by saying all interactions are by default 3rd party, 17:53:39 ack npdoty 17:53:56 unmute me 17:54:04 zakim, unmute me 17:54:04 alex should no longer be muted 17:54:10 ack alex 17:54:52 +q 17:54:55 + +1.646.654.aaxx 17:55:01 alex: related to this issue, we have agreed on a balanced approached, and it seems to me we're seeing everything from the user/website perspective, and we have defined 1st/3rd along those lines 17:55:40 q+ 17:55:41 This isn't a first-party, third-party question --- this goes to the exceptions to tracking 17:55:43 ... use case of Product A that wants to advertise on various websites, and wants to measure reach, frequency, etc. 17:56:01 Your use case is clearly a third party, this question is addressed elsewhere. 17:56:03 that is, what justin said 17:56:22 -q 17:57:01 ack tl 17:57:35 eberkower has joined #dnt 17:57:43 +q 17:57:49 an advertiser is a 3rd party 17:57:59 alex: clarifying...wants to see discussion around the point of view of the advertiser and how the advertiser is viewed in this 1st vs 3rd party ecosystem 17:58:02 advertiser as a class of products 17:58:03 +q 17:58:50 -q 17:58:59 alex: how is an advertiser able to have metrics around an ad. 17:59:25 -??P34 17:59:28 right, Jonathan ! 17:59:59 aleecia: company is most likely to have a relationship with an advertising company. this gets into potential exceptions. 18:00:04 1P vs. 3P: "What interactions are we going to impose some privacy limits on?" 18:00:11 Tracking: "What limits are we going to impose?" 18:00:32 ... users perspective vs companies perspective; is you're implementing DNT how do you say you're getting a lighter touch as a 1st party. 18:00:47 ... you know that because of way users interact 18:01:01 q? 18:01:03 another way to think of it: what use cases do we need to guide advertising networks with regard to tracking for the purpose of frequency capping, measuring reach, etc.? 18:01:30 user - network infrastructure - primary companies - services companies (including ads companies) with blurry lines in between those 18:01:58 raising my pencil q+ 18:01:59 alex: problem is how will the advertising agency, if treated as a 3rd party, how will it consolidate data across websites to get a single picture? 18:01:59 goes all around purposes of collecting data... 18:02:09 q+ jkaran 18:02:13 q+ 18:02:14 Look at the FPWD: there are exceptions for tracking for third-parties like ad networks (sec 3.4) http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/drafts/tracking-compliance.html 18:02:31 q- 18:02:35 -??P11 18:02:48 so these are the issues i described during my brief presentation about the non 'behavioral" third party ad metric, ad delivery uses 18:02:53 ack jkaran 18:02:56 jkaran: can explain some of how this works 18:03:03 aleecia: we can take this up offline or later 18:03:12 ack tl 18:03:19 -ack tl 18:04:00 aleecia: we are close to being able to get text on issue 10, and in doing so will address 88 and 26, when and how does a 3rd party become treated as a first party. 18:04:59 aleecia: now to issue 4 18:05:13 ... what is the default for dnt in a client config 18:05:59 ... should there be a state of sending that the user has not made a choice 18:06:38 q+ 18:07:25 q+ 18:07:29 ack tl 18:07:45 -fielding 18:08:03 please link blog 18:08:05 +q 18:08:27 Google says: http://blog.mozilla.com/privacy/2011/11/09/dnt-cannot-be-default/ 18:08:30 npdoty has joined #dnt 18:08:37 er, google search turns up 18:08:49 tl: issue is more about server defaults; less clear what you should do when you do not get a dnt signal. not valuable to us to know when user has not made a choice. what server should do with no signal is up to the server. 18:09:25 -npdoty 18:09:26 tl: user agents should not say things the user hasn't told them to say 18:09:32 ack Frankie 18:09:35 -q 18:09:51 -[IPcaller.a] 18:09:53 q+ 18:10:01 Zakim, unmute me 18:10:01 pde should no longer be muted 18:10:02 ack pde 18:10:31 +q 18:10:36 pde: if there was an indication that browsers would turn it on by default we might have to discuss it, but otherwise not an issue 18:10:40 correction: user agents should not say things on behalf of the user which do not represent what the agent thinks the user wants 18:10:42 Frankie_ has joined #dnt 18:10:51 ack WileyS 18:12:16 WileyS: there probably will be use cases in the real world where dnt is changed w/out user's action. so, in employer case, how will servers deal? race conditions in that case when sites ask for permission? 18:13:03 +q 18:13:14 + +49.175.181.aayy 18:13:17 aleecia, perhaps a NN bill passed in the Netherlands? 18:14:12 summary of options: (1) we say nothing, (2) agents SHOULD not speak for users who have not had a choice, (3) agents MUST not speak for users who have not made a choice 18:14:12 jmayer: softer touch approaches: what happens if on install of browser a pref dialog pops up asking if user wants it on? a lot of room for design in that space, so if the principle 18:14:34 ... is that we don't want a world where dnt enabled by default a rule about what a browser can do is going to get us there. 18:14:45 zakim, +49.175.181.aay its me 18:14:45 I don't understand '+49.175.181.aay its me', Frankie 18:15:03 +49.175.181.aay is me', Frankie 18:15:08 Zakim, aayy is Frankie 18:15:08 +Frankie; got it 18:15:16 aleecia: we have 15 mins left, and probably will not come to a decision. how do we move this forward? 18:15:36 +q 18:15:40 -q 18:15:44 q? 18:15:51 ack Frankie 18:16:26 zakim who is speaking? 18:16:29 an echo feature would send back to the user the DNT header seen by the server, so the user (browser) would know if the header has been modified along the way 18:16:30 Zakim, who is talking? 18:16:41 jmayer, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: aleecia (60%), Frankie (15%), karl (4%) 18:16:52 zakim, mute me 18:16:52 karl should now be muted 18:17:17 aleecia: does the ability to turn dnt on and off address the point, or was there more? 18:17:19 +q 18:17:57 karl, a user can go to a website that can send back the header setting in content -- that is a simple CGI script. There is no need for it in the protocol. 18:17:58 Frankie: what do we do if the user agent says nothing? from the legal point of view, if the user agent says nothing the user can be tracked. 18:18:39 aleecia: we don't do laws, so this is something that might be decided country by country. 18:18:53 can you put me on speaker queu? 18:18:56 punderwood has joined #dnt 18:18:58 q? 18:19:23 +q 18:19:26 Frankie: we need a switch that's on or off. the question is the default setting will depend on legal; there can be no standard. 18:20:39 ACTION: Frankie will write up a proposal wrt default settings 18:20:39 Sorry, couldn't find user - Frankie 18:20:53 ack andyzei 18:21:04 trackbot its me 18:21:19 andyzei: what about shared PCs other environments? we need a definition of user. 18:21:29 ISSUE: what is a user? 18:21:29 Created ISSUE-100 - What is a user? ; please complete additional details at http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/track/issues/100/edit . 18:21:33 issue: what is a user? add to defns 18:21:34 Created ISSUE-101 - What is a user? add to defns ; please complete additional details at http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/track/issues/101/edit . 18:21:46 ack kimon 18:21:48 q? 18:22:04 ACTION: Frankie to write proposal wrt default settings 18:22:04 Sorry, couldn't find user - Frankie 18:22:43 kimon: scared by the prospect of having the legislate dnt; unless it's off by definition everywhere, we're going to have real difficulties. 18:23:16 who is talking? 18:23:17 ACTION: kimon and Frankie will write up proposals wrt to default settings 18:23:17 Sorry, couldn't find user - kimon 18:23:25 sorry karl... 18:24:19 aleecia: any other comments? 18:24:19 kimon=vp@iabeurope.eu 18:24:34 enewland has joined #dnt 18:24:43 aleecia: next meeting chaired by Matthias, and will look at the header 18:24:51 frankie= frank.wagner@telekom.de 18:25:06 - +1.202.263.aaww 18:25:08 -justin 18:25:09 - +1.650.253.aaqq 18:25:09 -JonSimpson 18:25:10 -Jennifer 18:25:10 - +1.202.629.aajj 18:25:10 - +1.508.655.aann 18:25:11 -sidstamm 18:25:13 -aleecia 18:25:15 -alex 18:25:17 -efelten 18:25:19 -adrianba 18:25:20 thank you to scribes! 18:25:21 -??P56 18:25:23 -Frankie 18:25:23 Frankie has left #dnt 18:25:25 -[IPcaller] 18:25:27 - +1.650.862.aarr 18:25:29 - +1.408.349.aaii 18:25:30 - +1.646.654.aaxx 18:25:31 thank you chair 18:25:33 -??P60 18:25:35 -hober 18:25:36 -dwainberg 18:25:38 -jmayer 18:25:41 -karl 18:25:43 -[Mozilla.a] 18:25:45 - +1.760.705.aavv 18:25:47 - +1.813.366.aahh 18:25:49 -[Microsoft] 18:28:28 enewland has joined #dnt 18:29:15 -[Microsoft.a] 18:32:18 - +1.949.483.aaff 18:37:19 disconnecting the lone participant, pde, in T&S_Track(dnt)12:00PM 18:37:20 T&S_Track(dnt)12:00PM has ended 18:37:24 Attendees were +1.408.674.aaaa, aleecia, +49.721.913.74.aabb, sidstamm, +1.646.825.aacc, +1.609.981.aadd, +1.310.292.aaee, sid, [Microsoft], +1.949.483.aaff, dwainberg, 18:37:28 ... +1.202.326.aagg, +1.813.366.aahh, efelten, tl, +1.408.349.aaii, JonSimpson, +1.202.629.aajj, +1.202.637.aakk, +1.212.631.aall, +1.813.366.aamm, +1.508.655.aann, alex, Jennifer, 18:37:33 ... +1.619.846.aaoo, justin, fielding, +1.510.859.aapp, npdoty, karl, hober, +1.650.253.aaqq, [IPcaller], [Mozilla], adrianba, +1.650.862.aarr, +1.516.695.aass, +1.202.684.aatt, 18:37:36 ... jmayer, BrianTs, pde, +1.760.705.aavv, +1.202.263.aaww, +1.646.654.aaxx, +49.175.181.aayy, Frankie 18:37:43 RRSAgent, set logs world-visible 18:37:49 RRSAgent, make minutes 18:37:49 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2011/11/09-dnt-minutes.html aleecia 18:38:47 adrianba has left #dnt