What's for today?

We'll do things like:

• What is /TR?
• Different visions for what /TR should be
• Impact on W3C Publication Process

Anything else?

What's /TR?

http://www.w3.org/TR/

Revised 2686 times since September 1995

What's /TR?

List all W3C standards and drafts by

• Technology
• Status
• Date
• Title
• Working and Interest Groups
• Editor

ie, we list the W3C core products

Publication process as of today (simplified)

What's in /TR?

A draft contains:

• This version
• Lastest version
• Previous version
• [Editor's draft]

(for more, see "Restyling W3C spec" breakout)

Who uses /TR?

Difficult to evaluate (no stats or survey)

• Using a search engine?
• Web Developers? MDN, webplatform.org (soon :), ...
• So, do you use it, how and why?
• … or, why don't you use it?

/TR goals

What would you like?

1. /TR is only for snapshots approved by WG as part of W3C Process transitions
2. /TR is for snapshots approved by WG and the latest version can be modified at will
   • Which one should a Group review then?
3. Latest version links to editor's drafts

Publication process

• is Pubrules painful for you?
• How often would you like to publish?
• What would you like to change?

Questions

• What should "Lastest version" link to?
• Should we list editor's drafts on /TR?