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ID State Title Person Due Date Associated with
ACTION-23 (edit) open Review IRW and HTTP Ont OWL. Harry Halpin 2010-03-02 HTTP Semantics Report
ACTION-30 (edit) open Send comments on http://www.w3.org/TR/HTTP-in-RDF10/ per http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/dj9/httpspeech.html Dan Connolly 2010-06-03 HTTP-in-RDF review
ACTION-31 (edit) open Update draft to account for time-dependence of describedBy Jonathan Rees 2010-03-02 HTTP Semantics Report
ACTION-32 (edit) open Add time-oblivious HTTP exchange curation rules to draft Jonathan Rees 2010-03-02 HTTP Semantics Report
ACTION-33 (edit) open Compare dbooth's N3 rule set(s) to what the current draft has in the way of HTTP to RDF rules David Booth 2010-02-16 HTTP Semantics Report
ACTION-35 (edit) open Look at IAO and propose HTTP semantics sufficient to address their concerns Dan Connolly 2010-06-01 ISSUE-3
ACTION-36 (edit) open Create new major revision of our report for TAG Jonathan Rees 2010-05-30 ISSUE-1
ACTION-38 (edit) open Send memo re LD clients to the list/jar Michael Hausenblas 2010-06-01 HTTP Semantics Report
ACTION-39 (edit) open Resend the project outline edited per this discussion David Booth 2011-01-25
ACTION-40 (edit) open Align the tabulator internal vocabulary with the vocabulary in the rules http://esw.w3.org/topic/AwwswDboothsRules, getting changes to either as needed. Tim Berners-Lee 2011-04-01
ACTION-41 (edit) open Add links to wiki Nathan Rixham 2011-03-08 Framing "information about meaning of given URI" discussion
ACTION-42 (edit) open Draft TAG ISSUE 57 framing Jonathan Rees 2011-03-15 Framing "information about meaning of given URI" discussion

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