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RDF Web Applications Working Group Teleconference

31 May 2012

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<trackbot> Date: 31 May 2012

<scribe> Scribe: Steven

Last Minute Issues and Concerns

Manu: Anything?

RDFa 1.1 REC Documents and Publication

Ivan: Hopefully nothing will happen between now and next Tuesday

Manu: Status sections, and timing of primer
... we want to publish the primer as a note, but I want it to have a bit more review
... Can we update a primer?

Steven: Yes

Manu: So planning to publish next Thursday
... status sections need to be included

Steven: Status sections are Ivan's responsibility

Ivan: Yes, boilerplate is fine
... I'll check it tomorrow

<ShaneM> it is here: http://www.w3.org/2010/02/rdfa/sources/rdfa-core/Overview-src.html

Ivan: We have to send an official pub request
... I have it prepared
... but I am at Semtech on the day it needs to be sent, so I'd prefer someone else to do it
... and I would like Manu and Shane to be around to answer questions from the webmaster

Manu: No call next week.
... but two or more meetings before the group ends

[Discussion on which email list to use; decided on public-rdfa@

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Shane: No link to errata in lite. OK to add?

Manu: Sure

RDFa 1.1 Press and Blog Posts

Manu: Press we have lined up is the announcement at Semtech
... and another article
... anyone else planning?

Ivan: There's a panel at Semtech, where it will be mentioned

Manu: Will that be scribed?

Ivan: Dunno
... And there is the question of a W3C press-release
... we're reaching out to companies to see if it is possible
... it might happen

Manu: We can plan something for in a week or so, I'm working on contacts
... and keep announcements coming

Steven: Is the old content on rdfa.info around

Manu: We have an archive, but it's not up

Steven: So old URLs are currently broken?

Manu: Yeah, for now

Steven: Are we publishing on rdfa.info?

Manu: No, on your own blog, or elsewhere

Shane: Note that the specs use xhtml+rdfa, and it's worth pointing it out

Ivan: And the primer

gkellogg: RDF and SPARQL WGs should use it as well

Shane: Good idea!

RDF API and RDFa API publication

Manu: Publishing as notes
... just requires time

Ivan: It is a valuable document, and actually already usable

@role attribute

Shane: PFWG owns this

<niklasl> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdfa-wg/2012Feb/0069.html

Shane: what should we do?

Niklas: vocab shouldn't apply to role

Ivan: The role people have a bunch of values they want to use
... role should behave as if the vocab is set to xhv

Niklas: Agree

<Zakim> ShaneM, you wanted to talk about role and vocab

Shane: the intention was that role would have a collection of reserved words in the xhv space
... ARIA relies heavily on @role
... they already use it
... they want to be able to extend the collection
... and cite predefined roles without anything special
... It's fine if vocab doesn't apply, as long as prefix applies
... and full URIs work

Ivan: This means that rdfa implementations won't look at @role

Shane: I'm ok with that

Niklas: In atom @rel is always set to IANA relations

Manu: That is a parallel issue
... are you suggesting we use that as a model for how to deal with @role?

Niklas: We need to think about the future and increasing possibilities

Ivan: That is for RDFa2
... With 4 minutes to go, should we try to do RDFa+Atom as a note?

Manu: We need to review it

Ivan: I have implemented it, it is doable

Manu: Should we publish it as a note?

Gregg: Future discussion

Manu: We should pull in Sam Ruby

<ShaneM> w.r.t role - I am changing the spec to read: <li>Each value of <aref>role</aref> is an <em>object</em>, forming an

<ShaneM> RDF triple with the subject and predicate defined above. An RDFa Processor MUST behave as if there is an in-scope vocabulary of <code>http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml/vocab/</code> for the value(s) of the <aref>role</aref> attribute.</li>

No call next week.

Manu: Thanks all!

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