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No resolutions, just discussion and some resulting action items.
Resolved: Accepted Melinda's proposal to make CSS2.1 Section 2.3 (but not its subsections) informative. (CSS2.1 Issue 63)
Resolved: Unknown media types are treated as false: when negated they become true.
Resolved: Otherwise, invalid media queries are dropped (ignored).
Discussed marquee: people want clarifications to its interaction with overflow/overflow-x/overflow-y/scrolling.
Discussed logo contest: Jason will talk with Ian Jacobs about this and the web site redesign.
Resolved: Add note about CSSWG members list being public to charter, submit to W3C management.
Resolved: Publish CSS Color Level 3 Last Call Working Draft asap after Bert's review; set last call period for six weeks; ask SVG and XSL working groups for comments.
Resolved: Publish flexbox module as a First Public Working Draft.
Resolved: Peter's draft for disclaimer for IRC logs accepted with s/working communication/informal working communication/.
Resolved: Proposal accepted for CSS2.1 Issue 8.
Resolved: Proposal accepted for CSS2.1 Issue 6.
Resolved: Proposal accepted for CSS2.1 Issue 24.
Resolved: Proposal accepted for CSS2.1 Issue 39.
Resolved: Accept proposed Media Queries changes unless comments sent by next telecon.
Almost the entire 2008-05-21 meeting was a discussion of the module list that is not yet drafted for the charter. Several conflicting arguments were brought up. Here's an unordered summary of points in the discussion.
The main conflict here seems to be whether
The conclusion of the discussions was that the chairs should draft the module list section of the charter. Currently only the unedited summary of implementor feedback has been written.
Opera was not represented in these discussions. They also have not sent in any comments previously.