11:50:27 RRSAgent has joined #webizen 11:50:27 logging to http://www.w3.org/2014/08/01-webizen-irc 11:50:31 agenda+ goals 11:50:33 cgueret has joined #webizen 11:50:41 agenda+ success criteria 11:50:51 agenda+ target markets and marketing study 11:50:58 agenda+ Brainstorming 11:52:10 Hi there! Zakim tells me I'm the first one on the phone, is that normal ? 11:52:36 yes, Christophe, most people will dial in a minute before the hour, until 5 minutes after. 11:52:58 ok! :) 11:54:40 darobin has joined #webizen 11:58:08 LJWatson has joined #webizen 11:58:34 Julian-Nominet has joined #webizen 12:00:09 zakim, this is webizen 12:00:09 ok, veronica; that matches Team_JEFF(WEBIZEN)8:00AM 12:00:12 +[IPcaller] 12:00:37 -??P0 12:00:43 zakim, [IPcaller] is LJWatson 12:00:43 +LJWatson; got it 12:01:00 Georg has joined #webizen 12:01:02 +??P0 12:01:11 zakim, ??P0 is me 12:01:11 +cgueret; got it 12:01:18 ^_^ 12:01:21 zakim, who is making noise? 12:01:25 zakim, mute me 12:01:25 cgueret should now be muted 12:01:36 jeff, listening for 11 seconds I heard sound from the following: cgueret (4%) 12:02:09 + +44.778.839.aabb 12:02:52 audio is good for me 12:03:14 +MarkC 12:03:30 scribenick: veronica 12:03:58 jeff: history of this project... 12:04:16 ... about 9 mos ago, based on input from Alex Russell at TPAC meeting 12:04:30 ... Tim asked we design a program for the broader world 12:04:44 ... presented to recent AC mtg in June 12:04:58 ... but the specific program we designed did not meet approval 12:05:08 +[IPcaller] 12:05:25 ... some on AC thought we were offering too few, too much, not right benefits 12:05:46 ... so here we are, working on a new program 12:05:56 zakim, ipcaller is kimberly 12:05:56 +kimberly; got it 12:05:57 [kimberly west just joined] 12:06:10 agenda ? 12:06:15 jeff: so that was the background 12:06:22 ... we had some brainstoriming on email list 12:06:30 ... this is the first call 12:06:44 ... intent to meet half a dozen times 12:07:05 -cgueret 12:07:07 Kimberly has joined #webizen 12:07:08 ... agenda - we should agree on goals of the program 12:07:29 ... this is important to get lined up in the begining 12:07:34 +??P0 12:07:39 zakim, ??P0 is me 12:07:39 +cgueret; got it 12:07:41 zakim, mute me 12:07:41 cgueret should now be muted 12:07:45 ... success criteria; we need to know what that means 12:08:11 ... hopefully first 3 agenda items can be accomplished quickly 12:08:25 ... any questions before we start? 12:08:37 [no responses] 12:08:44 MarkCrawford has joined #webizen 12:08:49 jeff: hearing no questions or comments 12:09:00 ... start with goals of program 12:09:09 ... in email discussion prior to this call 12:09:28 ... one of the challenges [TV Ramen], what is the goal? 12:09:54 A. W3C wants to establish itself as the primary steward of the Web, and toward that goal wants to have individuals participate. 12:09:55 B. Countries grant citizenships -- W3C wants to create Webizens a la Citizens 12:09:55 C. W3C wants to involve the wider community -- rather than be seen as a place where only companies play 12:09:55 D. W3C wants to create an additional revenue stream 12:09:55 E. Degrading further: W3C wants to sell t-shirts and coffee-mugs that are "branded". 12:10:55 jeff: on email chain, we want to involve a wider community 12:10:57 The idea of the program is to allow individuals to affiliate with the Web standards community ... we seek to make available a new means to congregate as a community. 12:11:07 ... allow indiv to engage 12:11:23 ... so I'm interested on POV from those on call 12:11:33 q+ to comment 12:11:40 +1 for C 12:11:43 ... from T.V.'s list, what I've mentioned or something else 12:11:47 zakim, unmute me 12:11:47 cgueret should no longer be muted 12:12:06 cristophe: I really this idea for wider community to join 12:12:24 ... not fond of B 12:12:39 Several member companies run ecosystems. These ecosystems consist of customers, partners, etc and provide a forum for discussing issues around using products, sharing solutions, providing feedback to the host company, and for the host company to share information out. Was this type of approach considered in the original group 12:12:48 zakim, mute me 12:12:48 cgueret should now be muted 12:12:50 jeff: thanks for that input 12:13:36 ... I like Mark' comments 12:13:58 ... in my view, probably a broader and more complete; gives it more meat 12:14:12 ... conceptually, we were thinking of soemthing like C 12:14:19 ... but I like Mark's language 12:14:26 ... goes beyond high level goal 12:14:30 SAP for example offers recognition for top participants 12:14:37 ... more into the expected activities 12:14:44 q? 12:14:47 Q 12:14:47 ack cg 12:14:48 cgueret, you wanted to comment 12:14:59 zakim, mute me 12:14:59 cgueret should now be muted 12:15:07 It seems to me that A and C are related 12:15:28 julian: I thinkwhat Mark put down is interesting 12:15:40 ... do we need to look at this from a specific mission? 12:16:12 ... for instance, there are lots of profit organizations that concentrate on professionalis, 12:16:24 -kimberly 12:16:25 ... are we trying to educate? 12:16:47 jeff: I think that's a great comment 12:16:59 ... initially the mission defined was weak 12:17:24 ... ehancing affiliation less defined then what u described 12:17:34 Julian: greater creativity 12:17:45 jeff: that's a good add; we should have a mission 12:18:15 ... let's take more comments on mission 12:18:18 Not to get too pedantic, but if we have a mission, then we should have a vision of where we want to be 12:18:29 Mission candidates: Affiliation, Professionalism, Education, Creativity 12:18:32 ... affiliation, professionalism, education and crativity 12:18:59 s/crativity/creativity 12:19:10 jeff: so let's get comments on Mission 12:19:12 q? 12:19:15 q+ 12:19:16 MarkCrawford: wouldn't that be what was listed as goal A ? 12:19:39 Leoni: our mission is to create a more inclusive standards community 12:20:02 In answer to Christophe - I would say that A is the vision 12:20:14 ack lj 12:20:17 q? 12:20:18 jeff: I would identify that as similar to a stronger affiliation; let's replace with Inclusion 12:20:32 ... we don't have to decide everything on today's call 12:20:34 zakim, ack me 12:20:34 I see no one on the speaker queue 12:20:38 bkardell_ has joined #Webizen 12:20:46 MarkCrawford: +1 12:20:58 next agenda 12:21:03 next agenda 12:21:11 jeff: criteria next 12:21:27 ... 1. we shouldn't lose money 12:21:43 ... 2. should be a sizable number of people in program 12:21:51 ... don't have a number in mind 12:22:05 ... let's have input on Criteria for Program 12:22:23 ... should relate to eventual Mission 12:22:24 There is a dichotomy between wanting to increase participation to traditionally unengaged folks and charging for the privilege 12:22:37 ... what should be other criteria? 12:22:45 q? 12:22:49 q+ 12:22:52 ... or +1 to what Chaals provided 12:23:06 zakim, ack me 12:23:06 unmuting cgueret 12:23:07 I see no one on the speaker queue 12:23:14 jeff: ok, let's accept Chaals 12:23:22 There are other ways to increase participation which don't involve membership 12:24:00 cristophe: getting more people to participate is good 12:24:05 ... @@@ privilege 12:24:13 The benefit of membership is a voice in an and tag and more generally because that is how w3c is structured 12:24:26 ... if webizens could help us @@@ in other groups @@ 12:24:56 q? 12:24:57 jeff: i think one key point is to have some expecattion that most chose to be a webizen 12:25:12 cristophe: also get new people 12:25:17 s/one key point/Christophe said that one key point/ 12:25:23 http://manu.sporny.org/2014/json-ld-origins-2/ 12:25:27 s/most/most IEs/ 12:26:09 zakim, mute me 12:26:09 cgueret should now be muted 12:26:23 Kimberly has joined #webizen 12:26:30 https://www.w3.org/wiki/Webizen 12:27:02 +[IPcaller] 12:27:26 darobin has joined #webizen 12:27:27 q? 12:27:41 jeff: let's move to Target Market 12:27:57 ... there was a lot of confusion about the marketing study 12:28:13 ... when we presented the previous version of the webizen proposal 12:28:36 ... some of the feedback from AC was 'you invented something; don't know who would sign up' 12:28:43 veronica: some key points, number of "invited expert -> webizen" as criteria but also number of webizen who would not have otherwise been invited expert or mmebers. As pointed out by Many Sporny in his blog, the work on JSON-LD benefited from such participation 12:28:49 ... so you should know who might be joining 12:29:01 ... decided not to go back to AC without marketing info 12:29:34 ... in email thread, begging some of our organziations to perform marketing study 12:29:42 ... but it was not successful 12:30:01 ... Ian from Communications team suggested this task design a survey 12:30:14 ... to send out to everyone what the new program is 12:30:23 ... as ask what they think 12:30:45 ... this isn't a formal study unfortunately 12:31:01 q 12:31:04 ... we can create the survey, create the questions 12:31:27 ... do we as task force think this would be sufficient [no input received from emails] 12:31:41 q+ 12:32:18 julian: I have a very good relationship with CEO of a merket research company 12:32:28 ... I could ask her if that's of interest? 12:32:35 jeff: yes, let's ask 12:32:45 s/merket/market 12:33:02 action: Julian will determine whether colleagues from market research firms could help with the market research study. 12:33:04 julian: this plus Twitter could work 12:33:16 ack lj 12:33:45 leonie: market research is really good, any data from community at large is valuable 12:33:53 Is the problem how to get people to answer or what to ask? 12:34:01 jeff: so I hear +1 12:34:20 q? 12:34:21 +1 12:34:22 leonie: anything we can get will help 12:34:28 ack me 12:34:40 +1 12:34:41 +1 12:34:44 +1 12:34:45 jeff: please type +1 that it fulfills or -1 12:34:46 +1 12:34:48 +1 12:34:53 +1 12:34:54 +1 12:34:58 jeff: so we have consensus 12:35:04 ... now the fun part 12:35:17 ... Brainstorming: the design of the program 12:35:42 ... to recall, previous proposal we had a market basket of goodies 12:36:07 ... cost was $100 to join to help defray some costs and also get some goodie, mug, shirt ... 12:36:27 As I said previously... We have enough swag 12:36:45 ... But, Webizens collectively could somehow have some limited powers to participate 12:36:53 The benefit is membership and representation 12:37:03 ... AC opinions: too many goodies cheapened the program 12:37:18 I agree with ACS on this 12:37:26 +1 too 12:37:27 ... since then, we shouldn't have the goodies, that people want to join 12:37:47 ... on giving webizens power to review, partic 12:37:55 ... AC wasn't crazy about tha 12:38:03 s/tha/that 12:38:20 ... some felt Webizens needed more power 12:38:34 ... so question for us for this new task force 12:39:09 ... what should fee be? $100 right? variable? min/max, $0? 12:39:14 Think the fee will depend on the member benefits. 12:39:18 ... what benefits should there be? 12:39:38 q+ to speak about goals for people that will become webizens 12:39:39 At one time OASIS charged $100 individual membership. Do we have any insight into how many individual members they were able to garner? 12:39:56 q+ 12:40:01 Correct me: invited experts have no ac representation, right? 12:40:03 zakim, ack me 12:40:03 unmuting cgueret 12:40:04 cgueret, you wanted to speak about goals for people that will become webizens 12:40:04 I see Julian-Nominet on the speaker queue 12:40:11 brian, Correct. 12:40:35 cristophe: maybe we could have goals on why someone would want to join as Webizen 12:40:46 +1 to CV 12:40:47 example: https://www.aaai.org/Membership/membership.php 12:40:48 So, again, I think this is the primary goal of a Webizen program. 12:40:52 ... maybe to get entry line on CV 12:41:05 ... maybe get discount to conf 12:41:18 A way to collectively create "unions" with ac reps 12:41:43 ... mostly gain benefits from activity 12:41:51 I would suggest that we consider the benefit to be participation in the webizen ecosystem, TPAC attendance privilege with a discount to offset their membership fee, and recognition on a special W3C web page. 12:42:16 jeff: rather than decide as TF; create market survey and ask people why combination of this would encourage you to join program 12:42:23 zakim, mute me 12:42:23 cgueret should now be muted 12:42:50 julian: cristophe, where I was going, i thinkcristophe has picked on 'why would I want to join?" 12:42:57 q+ What are the responsibilities (if any) of a Webizen? 12:43:39 ... maybe someone who had useful input, they could be recognized for their contribution; could recognize on their CV 12:43:56 Responsibilities is a funny word.. What responsibilities do any members have in prestige 12:44:01 Practice 12:44:09 jeff: answering kimberly's ques 12:44:27 ... what must you? no formal responsibility other than pay the fee 12:44:47 ... as julian pointed out, once u have an organization and there's activity 12:44:48 q+ 12:45:02 ... you volunteer, that's how it grows 12:45:22 ... may be consistent with Brian's comments 12:45:26 ack jul 12:45:27 ack ju 12:45:37 ack ljw 12:45:46 leonie: question then becomes who does webizen participate 12:45:55 ... agree line on CV is key 12:46:09 ... but what capacity does webizen have to participate 12:46:09 Fwiw, I am launching efforts on participation soon 12:46:28 jeff: general public has broad possibilty to participate 12:46:33 I think we can achieve that without Webizen 12:46:34 ack me 12:47:11 jeff: any other comments on design on program? 12:47:20 jeff summarizes 12:47:33 ... in terms of goal, we had good discussion 12:47:47 But participation stops at feedback to a WG without some legit way to participate in w3c including vote 12:47:48 ... sweet spot centered on C of Ramens' list 12:47:51 s/who does webizen participate/how does webizen participate/ 12:48:05 ... I will take action to summarize input from this call 12:48:31 ... julian pointed out we need a Mission 12:48:47 ... maybe on next call we'll discuss more 12:49:08 ... 3 success criteria 12:49:34 ... Marketing study; generic approach approved 12:49:59 ... hopeful Julian's friend and colleague will have an add'l option 12:50:19 ... so for next meeting we need to spend more time on Mission Statement 12:50:42 ... I will also outline more on Marketing Study for TF to review 12:50:52 ... next call not yet defined 12:51:00 ... maybe week of Aug 18 for next call 12:51:21 +1 for a doodle 12:51:25 ... we'll do another Doodle poll 12:51:43 ... done with agenda for today 12:51:58 q? 12:52:05 thanks Jeff 12:52:07 Thank you! 12:52:08 -MarkC 12:52:10 jeff: Thanks everyone for participating today. 12:52:12 Thanks! Bye! 12:52:14 -LJWatson 12:52:15 thx, bye bye everyone! :) 12:52:15 Bye! 12:52:16 - +44.778.839.aabb 12:52:17 -Jeff 12:52:17 -[IPcaller] 12:52:21 -cgueret 12:52:23 rrs agent, make minutes 12:52:27 - +49.302.389.5.aaaa 12:52:38 rrs agent make minutes 12:53:10 rrsagent, make minutes 12:53:10 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/08/01-webizen-minutes.html veronica 12:56:47 -Veronica 12:56:48 Team_JEFF(WEBIZEN)8:00AM has ended 12:56:48 Attendees were Jeff, Veronica, +49.302.389.5.aaaa, LJWatson, cgueret, +44.778.839.aabb, MarkC, kimberly, [IPcaller] 12:57:17 rrsagent, set log team 12:57:32 rrsagent, draft minutes 12:57:32 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/08/01-webizen-minutes.html veronica 12:59:05 jeff: can you open link for minutes? I don't have access privileges 13:02:02 michiell has joined #webizen 13:02:18 Hi, trying to dial in but need password 13:03:41 Meeting: Webizens project discussion 13:04:00 sorry michiell, the call has ended already 13:04:29 Chair: Jeff 13:04:38 rrsagent, draft minutes 13:04:38 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/08/01-webizen-minutes.html veronica 13:05:56 veronica: sorry to hear that, I thought 8 AM ES = now. 13:20:37 regrets: JCVerdiƩ, AnnBassetti, DanielGlazman, CoralieMercier, MichielLeenaars, ArminHaller 13:21:49 RRSagent, make minutes 13:21:49 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/08/01-webizen-minutes.html koalie 13:26:44 deiu has joined #webizen 13:27:21 agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webizen/2014Jul/0000.html 13:27:22 RRSagent, make minutes 13:27:22 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/08/01-webizen-minutes.html koalie 13:28:42 s/Ramen/Raman. 13:30:20 s/really this/really like this/ 13:31:40 s/soem/some/ 13:32:24 s/thinkwhat/think what/ 13:32:47 s/professionalis,/professionalism/ 13:33:04 s/ehancing/enhancing/ 13:33:23 s/then what u/than what you/ 13:33:30 Karen has joined #webizen 13:35:30 s/Leoni:/Leonie:/ 13:35:43 thanks koalie for cleaning up my minutes!! I missed u on the call! 13:35:54 yeah, sorry I missed it :( 13:35:59 and thanks for scribing, veronica! 13:44:00 i/veronica: some/scribenick: cgueret/ 13:44:18 i/jeff: so you should/scribenick: veronica/ 13:44:37 s/mmebers/members/ 13:44:48 s/by Many/by Manu/ 13:45:47 s/task design/task force design/ 13:47:57 s/partic/participate/ 13:49:58 s/cristophe/Christophe/ 13:50:18 s/i thinkcristophe/I think Christophe/ 13:50:50 s/ ques/ question/ 13:51:09 s/once u/once you/ 13:55:18 s/... in terms of goal/Jeff: in terms of goal/ 13:55:41 s/... sweet spot/Jeff: sweet spot/ 13:56:04 s/Ramens'/Raman's/ 13:56:52 s/... we'll do another/Jeff: we'll do another/ 13:57:26 s/rrs agent, make minutes// 13:57:35 s/rrs agent make minutes// 13:57:48 RRSagent, make minutes 13:57:48 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/08/01-webizen-minutes.html koalie 13:58:10 RRSAgent, make logs public 14:10:01 i/... so you should/scribenick: veronica/ 14:10:03 RRSagent, make minutes 14:10:03 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/08/01-webizen-minutes.html koalie 14:15:20 s/Ramen],/Raman],/ 14:15:54 s/.s'/'s/ 14:15:56 RRSagent, make minutes 14:15:56 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/08/01-webizen-minutes.html koalie 14:29:00 veronica has left #webizen 14:30:12 RRSAgent, bye 14:30:12 I see 1 open action item saved in http://www.w3.org/2014/08/01-webizen-actions.rdf : 14:30:12 ACTION: Julian will determine whether colleagues from market research firms could help with the market research study. 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