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Enter the host's room ID. 12:00:27 it worked last week though 12:00:30 carolineb has joined #poe 12:00:34 640 402 848 simonstey 12:00:40 phila has changed the topic to: Password for WebEx is poe URL is https://mit.webex.com/mit/j.php?MTID=m3166d150f5844b3298350cb0b92680b9 ID no. is 640 402 848 12:00:53 renato has joined #poe 12:01:15 present+msteidl 12:01:47 present+ james 12:02:04 sabrina has joined #poe 12:02:57 present+ jo, caroline 12:03:01 present+ renato 12:03:02 RRSAgent, draft minutes 12:03:02 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/03/24-poe-minutes.html phila 12:03:31 RRSAgent, make logs public 12:03:45 RRSAgent, draft minutes 12:03:45 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/03/24-poe-minutes.html phila 12:05:07 PROPOSED: Accept last week's minutes https://www.w3.org/2016/03/17-poe-minutes 12:05:14 scribe: jo 12:05:44 present+ serena_villata 12:05:48 phila: scribing is important as it is the record of our meeting, if you want to say something that is not for the the minutes then 12:05:51 Write /me to write a line not in minutes 12:05:57 paulj has joined #poe 12:05:59 RRSAgent, draft minutes 12:05:59 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/03/24-poe-minutes.html phila 12:06:14 present+ magyarblip 12:06:20 present+ simonstey 12:06:22 … /me does not appear in the minutes (whereas if you do not what you type does appear in the minutes) 12:06:24 present+ paulj 12:06:34 present+carolineb 12:06:34 present+ sabrina kirrane 12:06:43 … please type present+ with your name to indicate your presence 12:06:47 PROPOSED: Accept last week's minutes https://www.w3.org/2016/03/17-poe-minutes 12:06:56 +1 12:07:11 +1 12:07:12 … indicate your support for a proposal by adding +1 in IRC 12:07:16 +1 12:07:17 +1 12:07:20 +1 12:07:21 +1 12:07:23 +1 12:07:25 +1 12:07:27 +1 12:07:32 +1 12:07:33 +1 12:07:39 RRSAgent, draft minutes 12:07:39 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/03/24-poe-minutes.html phila 12:07:53 … demonstrate regenerating the minutes 12:08:11 … and you will see that the resultion has been taken 12:08:34 RESOLUTION: Accept last week's minutes https://www.w3.org/2016/03/17-poe-minutes 12:08:36 RRSAgent, draft minutes 12:08:36 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/03/24-poe-minutes.html phila 12:09:41 phila: obviously that was not a very important resolution, it becomes more important that we have an audit trail of what the group has decided 12:09:55 benws: main purpose of the meeting is to make a call for use cases 12:10:12 … we are looking to automate rights management, the more use cases the better the standard 12:10:22 … three reasons for use cases 12:10:34 … 1. to test ODRL (gap analysis) 12:10:47 … 2. for exemplification in the standard 12:11:13 … 3. worked examples of more business realistic use cases 12:11:37 … how does the stanrds fit with my business problem 12:11:47 … so how can we manage the use cases 12:11:55 … 1. maintain on wiki 12:12:16 … 2. we need to publish a note on those use cases 12:12:30 … 3. we can put them in the requirements 12:12:58 …. 4. possibly put them in a primer so people can understand, not within charter but worth discussing 12:13:06 q+ 12:13:08 … so, how do we want to do this? 12:13:21 ack me 12:13:22 ack p 12:13:47 phila: want to ask … there is a set of use cases for ODRL, where are they? 12:14:03 q+ 12:14:04 https://www.w3.org/community/odrl/xml/2.1/ 12:14:20 https://www.w3.org/community/odrl/json/2.1/ 12:14:22 msteidl: in the encoding sections 12:14:38 Q? 12:14:53 q? 12:14:59 https://www.w3.org/2012/09/odrl/archive/odrl.net/Profiles/RDFa/UseCase/index.html don't know how up to date those are 12:15:07 -> https://www.w3.org/TR/dwbp-ucr/ DWBP UCR 12:15:07 phila: here are a couple of examples 12:15:17 … want to talk process 12:15:19 -> https://www.w3.org/TR/csvw-ucr/ CSV on the web UCR 12:15:41 … the usual way this is done is for people to write use cases on the wiki then a copuple of 12:15:56 … people offer to write a document, that is the usual way 12:16:00 … however … 12:16:17 … because of the implrementation experience, we don’t necessarily have to do that 12:16:27 … it doesn’t say that we will write a primeer 12:17:04 … if you choose, we don’t want to write a use case document, we want to write a primer with use cases in it 12:17:10 … you can choose to do that 12:17:16 q? 12:17:18 ack r 12:17:34 https://www.w3.org/community/odrl/model/2.1/ 12:17:54 renato: 11 original use cases are in ??? 12:18:31 … they are in the encoding spec, the normative use cases in the model spec in UML 12:19:02 benws: though they are useful for explaining how the standard can be applied they don’t match any of the business use cases 12:19:20 renato: yes they illustrate scenarios, how encodings can be expressed 12:19:32 … we didn’t have any business feeding use cases at the time 12:19:40 benws: so we want busienss driven use caes 12:19:50 q+ 12:19:52 … people to contribute, then we can do the gap analysis 12:20:05 … and decide whether we want to publish a note 12:20:26 … if there are signficant requirements, otherwsie maybe a primer 12:20:29 ack j 12:20:47 james: I’d like to see both busienss and technical use cases fleshed out 12:20:52 -> https://www.w3.org/2013/dwbp/wiki/Use_Cases An example of UCs collected in a wiki 12:21:05 s/busienss/business/ 12:21:24 benws: shall we do this in the wiki 12:21:51 phila: example from another group, useful to have a template, we will need a different template 12:22:15 … narrative, statement problems, things to address … for example 12:22:21 … need someone to drive it 12:22:26 … an owner 12:22:41 … for clarification etc. 12:22:53 … usually the editor, or two editors 12:23:02 … that is a long way of asking for volunteers 12:23:18 benws: james would you like to offer a template for your use cases 12:23:25 … then we can ask for editors 12:23:33 james: yes, from a technical side 12:23:42 msteidl: I can help too 12:24:03 benws: michael can you be use case editor? 12:24:15 msteidl: “I do” 12:24:29 smyles has joined #poe 12:24:41 present+ smyles 12:24:49 benws: james please can you contribute use cases by next meeting 12:24:54 q? 12:24:57 … more volunteers pls? 12:25:05 s/use cases/templates/ 12:25:27 PROPOSED RESOLUTION: MSteidl to take on initial editorship of use cases 12:25:43 +1 12:25:44 +1 12:25:50 +1 12:25:57 +1 12:25:58 +1 12:25:59 +1 12:25:59 +1 12:26:00 +1 12:26:05 +1 12:26:32 RESOLUTION: MSteidl to take on initial editorship of use cases 12:26:47 q+ 12:27:08 Social Web WG template 12:27:10 https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialig/Use_Case_TF 12:27:11 phila: to clarify, Micael you are going to create the page on wiki 12:27:13 q+ where is the wiki? 12:27:36 yes, I will create a Use Case landing page 12:27:42 The wiki is the WG home - https://www.w3.org/2016/poe, magyarblip 12:27:52 s/Micael/Michael/ 12:27:58 q? 12:28:03 ack r 12:28:06 +q 12:28:13 ack b 12:28:29 q+ 12:28:31 duh, sorry was looking on the wiki for the wiki (too early) 12:28:32 benws: any further questions around use cases? 12:28:41 ack p 12:28:42 q+ 12:29:30 phila: I am intrigued (and interested) the original use cases are not yours, Ben, plus renato says they are not business use cases 12:29:41 … what did you have in mind 12:30:00 benws: we have quite complicated needs, e.g. time restrictions 12:30:22 … plus a big use use case is comparing supplier policies against product policies 12:30:34 … that kind of automation we are looking for 12:30:37 q+ 12:30:37 q? 12:30:45 ack r 12:30:50 present+ Ivan 12:30:51 renato: a bit of history 12:31:14 … when we were developing oRDL, there were a lot a use cases that are not documented in specs 12:31:33 … eg. proposal to MPEG21 involved use cases for them 12:31:48 … so lots of use cases but not all of them documented in the spec 12:32:09 … another question, we can use the ODRL community gp to ask for use cases 12:32:23 … asuuming that CG does not have write access to wiki 12:32:31 … so they would need to email them to someone 12:32:43 q+ 12:32:49 benws: they could write to an equivalent use case page there 12:33:06 -> https://www.w3.org/community/odrl/wiki/Main_Page The ODRL CG wiki 12:33:12 reanto: keep them in one spot? have a template that wortks we can solicit submissions 12:33:26 https://www.w3.org/community/odrl/wiki/Publishing_Embedded_and_Royalty_Free_(RF)_Assets 12:33:57 ACTION: Renato to ask the community group to contribute use cases 12:33:57 Sorry, but no Tracker is associated with this channel. 12:34:19 (discussion about use of Github vs Tracker) 12:34:32 +1 github 12:34:39 +1 tracker 12:34:43 +1 tracker 12:34:44 +1 github 12:35:03 +1 github 12:35:15 phila: (we will know which way we are going “shortly”) 12:35:27 +1 tracker 12:35:34 (more discussion about githib vs tracker) 12:36:19 q+ 12:36:59 q? 12:37:29 renato: posted a URL up above of a use case that the CG was working on 12:37:47 … narrative about requirement and how it could be supported 12:37:57 … plus gaps highlighted 12:38:23 … need to highlight where gaps could be in current IDRL functionality 12:38:25 q? 12:38:37 ack m 12:39:20 magyarblip: ref business use cases, my issues are not about ODRL the language, but I 12:39:49 … would like to see that the use cases consider not just in an access control system, but how they move around and how they 12:40:24 … connect up, resources and agents rather than policy. I will try to express this as part of my use cases. Can share what I have 12:40:35 … written in WIley in th past, they will guide. 12:40:47 benws: yes, please share 12:41:02 … and put on wiki for now 12:41:04 q? 12:41:09 ack s 12:41:42 https://www.w3.org/community/odrl/wiki/ODRL_Linked_Data_Profile 12:41:44 simonstey: do we care about distinguishing user stories “lightweight” version of use case 12:42:09 … e.g. linked data profile for ODRL, and hence user stories around that 12:42:31 … so my question is do we care about stories or do we want to go directly to use cases 12:43:03 benws: what we really want is use cases, but perhaps at the early stage user stories will help us map the territory 12:43:07 q+ 12:43:21 ack ja 12:43:52 james: going back to github, we are open sourcing apis with ODRL underneath, and our stuff will be on github 12:44:12 … but we would like to refer back to ODRL, so we could link back on GitHub 12:44:31 … would be useful to have in GitHub space 12:44:38 -> https://github.com/w3c/poe The WG's Github Repo 12:44:55 benws: agree ref developers but also githib is scary to business ppl 12:44:57 ack jo 12:45:31 jo: too early to take a view re use cases user stories need to collect material 12:45:44 jop: Up to Michael and editor can then take a view 12:46:07 msteidl: agree collect first then we can select 12:46:27 Use Case page created at https://www.w3.org/2016/poe/wiki/Use_Cases - in fact empty at the moment, more will follow 12:46:46 msteidl: there we have use case page! 12:47:11 Topic: AOB 12:47:33 benws: how do we stop this! 12:47:50 phila: er, there are some technicalities 12:48:05 … which either I or Ivan will usually do 12:48:06 +1 tracker 12:48:44 … noting that we are evenly split on Gitbub vs Tracker 12:48:51 q+ 12:49:08 … tracker has several advantages which include integration with IRC 12:49:13 ODRL CG uses Tracker 12:49:14 https://www.w3.org/community/odrl/track/ 12:49:14 …. I just one one only 12:49:23 q? 12:49:35 q+ 12:49:39 benws: can we fix now? 12:49:49 phila: let’s try to fix it now 12:50:08 PROPOSED RESOLUTION: The group will us tracker for actions 12:50:21 ivan: eventually we will us github anyway 12:50:37 … using github issues therefore becomes mroe natural 12:50:52 … and all links with pull requests and so on (yada yada) 12:51:13 … my fear is that we will have to use github in any case 12:51:25 … we could use trackbot for actions 12:51:28 q+ 12:51:40 … you can’t use github for that 12:51:48 q+ 12:51:54 ack i 12:52:12 … CSS WG we had duplcites and it was confusing 12:52:20 … so we should use one 12:52:37 benws: can the distinction be made between issues and actions 12:52:49 ivan: yes, we can use trackbot for actions 12:53:24 … very often threads end up being assigned to someone 12:53:27 s/CSS/CSVW/ 12:53:40 q- 12:53:42 … so eventually the boundaries become blurred 12:53:52 renato: CG has used trackbot 12:54:15 … perhaps we can start using trackbot 12:54:26 ack s 12:54:33 ack r 12:55:16 simonstey: two aspects: genenral (no specufic location in doc) and specific relating to a place in the doc 12:55:50 q+ to propose we start with Trackbot and then consider using GH later 12:56:00 … can we split between those 12:56:11 ivan: don’t think this distinction is strong enough 12:56:15 q? 12:56:21 q- 12:56:38 PROPOSED RESOLUTION: The group will us tracker for actions 12:56:52 s/us/use/ 12:57:29 fwiw i don't yet understand the ramifications 12:57:59 PROPOSED RESOLUTION: The group will use Tracker for Issues and Actions pending substantive documents on Github, when it will revisit the question 12:58:15 +1 12:58:17 0 12:58:18 +1 12:58:19 +1 12:58:23 0 12:58:27 +1 12:58:28 +1 12:58:28 0 12:58:34 0 12:58:38 0 12:58:43 0 12:58:44 0 12:59:00 phila: Our definition of consensus: General agreement with no strong objections 12:59:09 RESOLUTION: The group will use Tracker for Issues and Actions pending substantive documents on Github, when it will revisit the question 13:00:17 (phila talks about “the nature of consensus”) 13:00:39 ACTION: phila to set up trackbot 13:00:39 Sorry, but no Tracker is associated with this channel. 13:01:03 benws: meeting closed 13:01:26 Topic: Regular Meeting time 13:01:28 phila: next meeting at the new regular time (mea culpa re this being a nuisance) 13:01:29 -> http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converted.html?iso=20160404T12&p1=0&p2=47&p3=43&p4=195&p5=236 13:01:44 … monday 4th April noon gmt 13:01:54 paulj has left #poe 13:01:56 benws: adjourned 13:01:56 RRSAgent, draft minutes 13:01:56 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/03/24-poe-minutes.html phila 13:13:32 i/main purpose of the meeting/Topic: Use Cases 13:13:41 rrsagent, draft minutes 13:13:41 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/03/24-poe-minutes.html jo 13:16:09 issue-1? 13:16:10 Sorry, but issue-1 does not exist. 13:18:52 zakim, this is https://mit.webex.com/mit/j.php?MTID=m4a8e3a5032905e8ce9ef1f4b569fcc2e Or by phone +1-617-324-0000, access code: 648 497 127 13:18:52 got it, phila 13:18:59 zakim, remember these details 13:18:59 I don't understand 'remember these details', phila 13:19:12 zakim, remember this meeting 13:19:12 I don't understand 'remember this meeting', phila 13:19:16 zakim, help 13:19:16 Please refer to http://www.w3.org/2001/12/zakim-irc-bot for more detailed help. 13:19:18 Some of the commands I know are: 13:19:18 xxx is yyy - establish yyy as the name of unknown party xxx 13:19:18 if yyy is 'me' or 'I', your nick is substituted 13:19:19 xxx may be yyy - establish yyy as possibly the name of unknown party xxx 13:19:19 I am xxx - establish your nick as the name of unknown party xxx 13:19:19 xxx holds yyy [, zzz ...] - establish xxx as a group name and yyy, etc. as participants within that group 13:19:19 xxx also holds yyy - add yyy to the list of participants in group xxx 13:19:19 who's here? - lists the participants on the phone 13:19:19 who's muted? - lists the participants who are muted 13:19:20 mute xxx - mutes party xxx (like pressing 61#) 13:19:20 unmute xxx - reverses the effect of "mute" and of 61# 13:19:20 is xxx here? - reports whether a party named like xxx is present 13:19:21 list conferences - reports the active conferences 13:19:21 this is xxx - associates this channel with conference xxx 13:19:21 excuse us - disconnects from the irc channel 13:19:21 I last learned something new on $Date: 2015/08/27 01:09:18 $ 13:19:49 zakim, save this conference description 13:19:49 this conference description has been saved, phila 13:19:55 zakim, code? 13:19:55 I have been told this is https://mit.webex.com/mit/j.php?MTID=m4a8e3a5032905e8ce9ef1f4b569fcc2e Or by phone +1-617-324-0000, access code: 648 497 127 13:20:18 Trackbot all set up... 13:20:18 Sorry, phila, I don't understand 'Trackbot all set up...'. Please refer to for help. 13:20:56 phila has changed the topic to: Password for WebEx is poe URL is https://mit.webex.com/mit/j.php?MTID=m4a8e3a5032905e8ce9ef1f4b569fcc2e Or by phone +1-617-324-0000, access code: 648 497 127 13:22:12 zakim, bye 13:22:12 leaving. As of this point the attendees have been benws, phila, msteidl, james, jo, caroline, renato, serena_villata, magyarblip, simonstey, paulj, carolineb, sabrina, kirrane, 13:22:12 Zakim has left #poe 13:22:15 ... smyles, Ivan 13:22:22 RRSAgent, bye 13:22:22 I see 2 open action items saved in http://www.w3.org/2016/03/24-poe-actions.rdf : 13:22:22 ACTION: Renato to ask the community group to contribute use cases [1] 13:22:22 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2016/03/24-poe-irc#T12-33-57 13:22:22 ACTION: phila to set up trackbot [2] 13:22:22 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2016/03/24-poe-irc#T13-00-39