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<trackbot> Date: 28 June 2012
<scribe> scribe: Léonie Watson
<scribe> scribenick: LeonieW
<janina> trackbot, start meeting
<trackbot> Meeting: HTML Accessibility Task Force Teleconference
<trackbot> Date: 28 June 2012
<Stevef> me
MS: Issue 194.
JS: We have a resolution call scheduled for tomorrow. We hope John, Chaales, Eric, Ted and myself will be on the call.
<MikeSmith> phone meeting on Friday including Eric, Ted, Chaals, Silvia
JS: We're still trying to get to a single proposal.
JF: After looking at different solutions, we've arrived back at @transcript pointing to a URL. There isn't consensus on that though.
JS: We'll use #media for the call.
<MikeSmith> Michael Cooper: we've agreed on the basic proposal and are at the stage of "dotting i's and crossing t's".
MS: Issue 199.
MC: We have agreement on the
substance. Ted would like some wording changes.
... I think Ted is the best person to make any further word
changes to it.
JS: It would be good for the WG to resolve this.
MS: Issue 201.
RS: The heavier work was pushed off to HTML.next and we've ended up with essentially what we had from the TF.
JS: Is the proposal fully formed?
RS: It needs some tweaking by Frank.
JS: Is there anything left from the split from 131?
RS: We have the CP from December.
We had a straw poll, and I haven't heard what the results
were.
... Unless it's voted out, we can't really say you can't do
rich text editing. Do we know when the vote is?
MS: I can look into it. Not sure
there is a date.
... Issue 204
<MikeSmith> latest message from John Foliot about issue 204
JF: There is a version 4 of the proposal. The proposal says that if the UA exposes the content so that all users can interact with it, authors can use aria-bdescribedby
MS: Issue 205.
JS: We're waiting for chairs' decision.
<JF> latest Issue 204 CP (V4): http://www.w3.org/html/wg/wiki/Correct_Hidden_Attribute_Section_v4
<janina> http://www.w3.org/html/wg/tracker/issues/206
<Judy> http://www.w3.org/html/wg/wiki/ChangeProposals/Issue31cMetaGeneratorUpdated
JB: It has been re-opened and I
want to draw people's attention to the proposal.
... The chairs will look for counter proposals on this now.
JS: For how long will counter proposals be sought?
JF: Until 27th July.
... Maciej's original note to the list was confusing. It cited
a counter proposal deadline of March 21st 2011. He later
corrected the date.
JB: We should ask the TF for consensus on the proposal.
<JF> +1
JB: Would a week be reasonable?
JS: We could time a 48 hour call to complete before next week's call.
JB: Please do.
<JF> JB: perhaps take this to PF as well?
<JF> JS: PF not meeting next week, but can take it forward
<JF> JS: did not discuss this on this weeks call, but discussed in previous week
<JF> there are some proposed changes that David M needs to address, but there seems to be less pressing
<JF> Chairs suggesting thta we take this up with the next editor (Once determined)
<JF> need to ensure that there is no inflamitory language, and stick to the facts
<JF> goal is section 4.8 of the HTML5 spec, which is at odds with WCAG
<JF> and also with steve's alt guidance note
MS: The chairs have suggested we file bugs for whatever we think is wrong.
<JF> so hoping to point to Steve's note as the normative text, and also to go point-by-point to file bugs on specific language in the current spec
<JF> MS: this is a reasonable approach - 1 we disagree with the language and want that section dropped, but also taking the individual bug approach
<JF> however we likely also need to open an issue on fingersthis
JS: Whatever text is inserted should read smoothly. It's for informational purposes.
MS: Don't think the timing is great for opening a spec bug.
JS: It would be helpful if the editor was part of it.
MS: We'll keep it on the agenda.
<JF> point-by-point response to Ted's analysis: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html/2012Jun/0132.html
JS: We have version 4 of the proposal. as discussed.
MS: Is there anything we need to do on this?
JS: No, not at the moment.
CS: We didn't meet this week. We'll be meeting the week after next. Things are moving along, but slowly.
LW: We're continuing to monitor new bugs, mostly through email. Nothing to bring to the TF so far.
<JF> Cyns and Janina: public-cssacc archives: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-cssacc/2012Jun/thread.html
JF: Issue 203. Some clarity on how th eprocess will be handled would be appreciated.
MS: We need to make it known to the chairs that their decision to reopen the issue after it was closed through amicable resolution means this shouldn't be a priority for Ted.
<richardschwerdtfe> time check
<richardschwerdtfe> on the hour
JS: In the CP for 203, is issue 30 mentioned?
JF: Yes.
JS: So issue 203 is gated on issue 30.
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