15:57:23 RRSAgent has joined #w3process 15:57:23 logging to http://www.w3.org/2014/02/19-w3process-irc 15:57:25 RRSAgent, make logs public 15:57:25 Zakim has joined #w3process 15:57:27 Zakim, this will be 15:57:27 I don't understand 'this will be', trackbot 15:57:28 Meeting: Revising W3C Process Community Group Teleconference 15:57:28 Date: 19 February 2014 15:57:33 Zakim, this will be chap7 15:57:34 ok, koalie; I see Team_JEFF(CHAP7)11:00AM scheduled to start in 3 minutes 15:58:13 -> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-w3process/2014Feb/0004.html Minutes and summary of 3 February 2014 Chapter 7 Revision Task Force teleconference 15:58:27 s/ ->/ ->/G 15:58:37 Team_JEFF(CHAP7)11:00AM has now started 15:58:38 scribe: CoralieMercier 15:58:41 scribenick: koalie 15:58:50 jeff has joined #w3process 16:01:52 Zakim, who's on the call? 16:01:52 On the phone I see no one 16:02:03 zakim, this is Chapter 7 16:02:04 sorry, jeff, I do not see a conference named 'Chapter 7' in progress or scheduled at this time 16:02:08 Zakim, this is chap7 16:02:08 koalie, this was already Team_JEFF(CHAP7)11:00AM 16:02:10 ok, koalie; that matches Team_JEFF(CHAP7)11:00AM 16:02:21 Zakim, who's on the call? 16:02:21 On the phone I see no one 16:02:31 zakim, why do you not see me on the call? 16:02:31 I don't understand your question, jeff. 16:02:45 I don't understand your answer, Zakim. 16:05:08 ack me 16:05:41 Zakim, Jeff is here 16:05:41 sorry, koalie, I do not recognize a party named 'Jeff' 16:08:05 Ralph has joined #w3process 16:08:26 [chaals has audio only] 16:08:47 Jeff: purpposes of the call today 16:08:56 [Ralph: regrets -- conflicting meeting] 16:08:58 Ralph has left #w3process 16:09:05 ... We want to have a TF report to the AB for the F2F meeting on March 4-5 16:09:19 regrets: Ralph 16:09:34 Jeff: In order to issue a second last call of the document 16:09:39 ... We should agree on that. 16:09:54 ... Also there are a bunch of issues that chaals has addressed and are pending review 16:10:00 ... Are we comfortable closing them all? 16:10:36 ... From the TF today (Mike, Chaals and myself), are we comfortable with closing the issues? 16:10:52 ... I haven't seen complains from others in the TF 16:11:24 ... re: my issues with Revising CR and revising PR, chaals revised that but I am not yet convinced 16:11:30 chaals: I saw your e-mail 16:11:43 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-w3process/2014Feb/0055.html 16:12:36 chaals: There are 2 issues 16:12:45 ... revising CRs and publishing revised CRs 16:12:51 ... you pointed an issue that is valid 16:12:58 ... and wondered if two sections are necessary 16:13:02 ... Ian asked the same question 16:13:05 ... I think we do 16:13:11 ... this was a piece of issue-59 16:13:14 issue-59? 16:13:14 issue-59 -- The 24-Oct-2013 Draft of Ch7 has some organizational issues and readability suffers -- closed 16:13:14 http://www.w3.org/community/w3process/track/issues/59 16:13:21 Chaals: Fantasai raised issue-59 16:13:30 ... the process is very similar but is not the same 16:13:46 ... so it's useful to know what it takes to know how to publish a revised CR 16:14:19 Jeff: If you have them in separate sections, I think we need to be really laborious and add what the Director needs to do and etc. 16:14:35 ... I wouldn't object, if that were you editorial decision, but it would have to be complete 16:14:42 chaals: That would be my editorial decision 16:14:57 ... The review is ongoing, we would have to say the document exists 16:15:07 Jeff: Another question 16:15:19 ... Would publishing a revised CR also trigger an addition CfE? 16:15:27 chaals: It typically does, it's addressed in the draft. 16:15:52 ... Beyond removing things at risk, you're likely to trigger a CfE, hence you need the Director's decision. 16:16:19 Jeff: This is why I think the lack of parallel instruction is problematic 16:16:41 ... If it's covered by the Patent Policy, you @@ it's informative 16:16:56 chaals: It's a normative patent requirement 16:17:00 ... I'll continue that 16:17:13 Jeff: I'm fine with this in 7.4, but not in 7.4.1 16:17:48 chaals: I'm not sure what's missing 16:17:56 Jeff: the lack of parallel instructions is confusing 16:18:04 ... In 7.1 you have a declarative statement 16:18:18 ... in 7.4.1 it's part of a discussion. 16:18:26 chaals: It doesn't create a CfE 16:18:37 ... formally that call belongs to the team contact who's supposed to make the call 16:18:59 ... it's not necessarily the case that even with substantive changes a revised CR will trigger a CfE 16:19:05 ... would you like this statement to be stronger? 16:19:11 ... What statement would you like? 16:19:19 Jeff: I don't know; totally confused now. 16:19:47 ... In 7.4.1, the reason you're explaining why we need a revised CR is a trigger of CfE 16:20:05 ... and now you're tellinig me it doesn't necessarily. 16:20:31 chaals: We could copy and paste the text from the Patent Policy; Ian's preference is refer and link. 16:21:14 Jeff: the text says if there are substantive changes made, you need a director's decision to publish a revision because this will be an exclusion opportunity. 16:21:31 ... and if it might not? 16:22:00 chaals: Section 4 of the patent policy describes this. @@@@ missed the start of point. 16:22:40 Jeff: I'll leave it up to your editorial decision if you can find a way toclarify this 16:23:40 ACTION: chaals to amend 7.4.1 to add actions that need to be taken upon revising a CR including the requirement that the Diretors announces publication to W3C groups and the public. 16:23:40 Created ACTION-30 - Amend 7.4.1 to add actions that need to be taken upon revising a cr including the requirement that the diretors announces publication to w3c groups and the public. [on Charles McCathie Nevile - due 2014-02-26]. 16:24:10 restarting zakim-bot in 3 minutes to recover bridge state; please save your agendas 16:24:22 Jeff: Did you see my confusion about 7.5 16:24:40 chaals: To get from CR to PR, it's ok to publish with features at risk 16:25:11 ... WG may remove features at risk in CR w/out republishing a revised CR 16:25:30 Jeff: Why is that bullet in 7.5, it is in 7.4 and 7.4.1 16:25:57 chaals: You can do it in CR, it's the practice 16:26:16 Mike: It seems we're keeping PR in its form 16:26:28 ... in the new process PR was just a 30-day warning on AC review 16:26:36 chaals: This is analogous to revising a CR 16:27:07 ... the practice is if it's the last revision of CR, you won't publish an updated CR if you publish a PR the next day 16:27:17 ... PR is basically carved in stone. 16:27:38 ... In the transition, the one class of substantive chage allowed is drop things that were already marked at risk 16:27:39 zakim-bot restarting 16:27:50 ... It's not a full blown PR @@@ 16:28:10 ... You don't have to publish a CR and a PR to @@@@ 16:28:14 Mike: I understand 16:28:19 Jeff: There are other changes as well 16:28:52 ... I don't mind that we reintroduce PR, but it's different in CR 16:29:22 Mike: What we came up with is not dramatically simpler than the current process. 16:29:40 ... major innovation of allowing AC review much earlier in the process 16:30:25 Jeff: The 4th bullet of 7.5 PR [Jeff reads] 16:30:40 ... CR review hasn't possibly closed when we enter PR 16:30:55 chaals: Yes. CR reviews are defined. 16:31:27 Jeff: Is that different from the AC review? 16:31:29 chaals: Yes 16:31:38 Mike: what's the difference then? 16:31:44 chaals: They're different reviews 16:31:54 ... 7.4 CR has a deadline for comments 16:31:56 Zakim has joined #w3process 16:32:02 ... you might accept late comments for some reasons 16:32:17 Ralph has joined #w3process 16:32:23 zakim, this is chap7 16:32:23 ok, Ralph; that matches Team_JEFF(CHAP7)11:00AM 16:32:27 ... this happens in reality but not frequently 16:32:27 zakim, who's on the phone? 16:32:27 On the phone I see Jeff, koalie, Mike_Champion, Chaals 16:32:32 Ralph has left #w3process 16:33:43 chaals: either you fix spec or convice Tim you don't need to address 16:34:16 Mike: The existing process says you can get around for 5 months, and this is what we're trying to address 16:34:24 ... in 5 months the world has moved on 16:34:33 ... look at the shadow Dom kerfuffle 16:34:37 s/Dom/DOM 16:35:53 chaals: This requirement ensures a decision is based on each comment received 16:36:02 Mike: You've convinced me, thank you. 16:36:13 ------ 16:36:21 Jeff: Mike, any other concern? 16:36:45 Mike: I'm mildly dissatisfied with the way we put one sentence in the intro that new steps can be added in the chartering process 16:36:52 ... Chap7 doesn't talk about chartering 16:36:58 ... When do we address the rest of the Process? 16:37:11 ... This round is focused only about Chap7? 16:37:33 Mike: bottom of 7.1 as I recall 16:37:45 ... That was in response to complains by Paul and I 16:37:56 ... I wonder if it's sufficient genuflexion to their concerns 16:38:06 Jeff: They wanted to adopt tighter processes? 16:38:26 chaals: So long as it doesn't conflict with the Process, go for it 16:38:51 ... Will we address things outside Chap7? Jeff said no, focus is on Chap7 for now. 16:39:01 ... I'm ready to make proposals for those 16:39:12 ... but we need to finish Chap 7 first. 16:39:25 Jeff: I don't understand what Paul's comment have to do with Chapter 7 16:39:46 chaals: Half-fixed. We ruled out of scope for Chapter 7. 16:40:09 Mike: Paul's problem is that for major cat-herding like HTML and TP, LC is a valuable mechanism 16:40:28 ... in Shenzhen, Paul proposed LC is optional 16:40:56 ... Our proposal to make is explicit that WG can update their charters to meet certain needs 16:41:12 ... Perhaps an extra sentence to explain might be appropriate. 16:41:35 Jeff: I'd use this as a Chapter 7 issue. If the community wanted to have spelled out 16:41:48 ... that there's a concept of LC 16:41:58 ... and this is how it works, and this is optional, 16:42:09 ... that would be in chapter 7, not in chapter 5 16:42:44 ... I don't accept that the restriction from the Team is that we're only doing Chapter 7. 16:43:01 ... My impression overall was that the community had rejected that requirement. 16:43:04 Mike: I agree 16:43:30 ... I'm happy to tell Paul to move on 16:43:43 chaals: Paul can chime in at last call 16:44:12 +fantasai 16:44:22 [fantasai arrives] 16:44:35 Mike: It might be worth to add to the sentence and provide background. 16:44:46 ... It would be a small change that could address Paul's question 16:44:49 RRSagent, make minutes 16:44:49 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/02/19-w3process-minutes.html koalie 16:45:10 Jeff: I'd suggest you write again to Paul that the current consensus is to address the issue with this sentence, 16:45:28 ... that it's going to AB approval, and that he should speak soon lest it's too late to raise it again. 16:48:07 regrets+ SteveZ 16:48:25 chair: Jeff 16:49:21 fantasai: From the last time I looked, main concerned I had was not understanding why a group would ship CR, since it's easier to keep in WD form 16:49:33 ... CR is a signal to the world in the current Process 16:50:13 chaals: We introduced a section on revising CR 16:51:08 ... to back-up fantasai's comment, 16:51:25 ... Bar for revision is higher. Assumption you want to get to Rec. 16:51:36 ... You go to CR because you want to go to Rec 16:51:54 ... You don't want to be revising and revising CR 16:52:46 ... You're not speculating. Some groups will. 16:53:12 fantasai: in CSS WG we use CR as the sigal that the spec is stabilizing. 16:53:24 s/sigal/signal to the wider community/ 16:54:49 fantasai: I haven't looked enough to make further intelligent comments 16:55:27 Jeff: Now, even after we say we're done, it will go for AC review 16:55:41 ... and there will be opportunity to go back 16:55:54 ... Do we need to meet again before the AB meeting? 16:55:56 sgalineau has joined #w3process 16:56:12 chaals: I'd send a call for consensus about the resolved issues 16:56:36 ... and in a week, I'd send declare consensus and call the issues 16:56:58 s/resolved/proposed reolutions for/ 16:57:07 Jeff: OK, I'll wait till you push a draft tonight 16:57:15 ... and send a call for consensus tomorrow. 16:57:35 s/reol/resol/ 16:57:55 Jeff: Any other comment? question? before we ajourn for today? 16:57:57 [none] 16:58:03 Jeff: Thanks all 16:58:10 -Mike_Champion 16:58:15 ... Next actual conversation will take place at the AB f2f 16:58:22 ... fantasai, it is on the West Coast 16:58:35 ... if you would like to join, I invite you as a member of this TF 16:59:05 ... Tuesday Mar 4 at 8:30 am in SFO 16:59:07 -Jeff 16:59:11 -fantasai 16:59:12 -Chaals 16:59:17 fantasai: I can't object to the time and location. Thanks. 16:59:23 [adjourned] 16:59:26 Zakim, drop me 16:59:27 koalie is being disconnected 16:59:27 Team_JEFF(CHAP7)11:00AM has ended 16:59:27 Attendees were Jeff, koalie, Mike_Champion, Chaals, fantasai 16:59:29 s/SFO/SF/ 17:00:10 RRSagent, make minutes 17:00:10 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/02/19-w3process-minutes.html koalie 17:47:07 jeff_ has joined #w3process 18:02:26 i/chair: Jeff/chaals: Last Call means many things to many people. 18:02:26 chaals: To a11y, means forcing group to address a11y issues before going to CR. 18:02:29 chaals: To some other groups, means "we think we're done, want to make sure". 18:02:29 / 18:02:31 chaals: To HTML, means "please review this document". 18:02:34 chaals: Point of not having LC is to not have all these differing interpretations. 18:02:44 fantasai, I'm editing locally now 18:02:58 koalie: thanks! 18:03:10 I'll cram in your edits above 18:03:12 :) 18:03:39 not sure exactly where however 18:05:48 I'll insert those before your quote 18:07:04 done 18:09:23 fantasai, see above http://www.w3.org/2014/02/19-w3process-minutes.html#item01 18:09:27 RRSAgent, bye 18:09:27 I see 1 open action item saved in http://www.w3.org/2014/02/19-w3process-actions.rdf : 18:09:27 ACTION: chaals to amend 7.4.1 to add actions that need to be taken upon revising a CR including the requirement that the Diretors announces publication to W3C groups and the public. 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