<ChrisW> are we meeting today?

<ivan> well... I have not had the time to prepare an agenda or to prepare to the meeting

<ivan> (I was in France, my mother had a surgery a few days ago)

<ivan> but I think there are some issues we could/should discuss if there are enough people around

<ivan> and the right people, that is:-)

<ivan> sorry about the mess, it is one of those things that happen unexpectedly

<ChrisW> no problem. understandable.

<ChrisW> an ad hoc meeting is fine with me.

<ChrisW> be there in 5 mins

<Zakim> TomB, you wanted to express some concern about long-term preservation issues

<Zakim> mhausenblas, you wanted to note on requirements

<mhausenblas> http://www.w3.org/TR/2010/WD-rdfa-core-20100803/#s_profiles

<mhausenblas> http://data.jquery.com/

<TomB> -> We are sorry. We could not find the site "data.jquery.com":

<TomB> -> SearchAssist recommends dyndns.com or jquery.com

<manu1> http://jquery.com/

<manu1> or http://jquery.org/

<mhausenblas> yes, that's the point, TomB

<manu1> Who is using jQuery: Google, Dell, Bank of America, Major League Baseball, Digg, NBC, CBS News, Netflix, Technorati, Mozilla, Wordpress, Drupal, etc.

manu: if we implemented a standalone API, anyone could convert it into a jQuery plugin in about 4 days, it's really easy.

<manu1> http://www.w3.org/TR/2010/WD-rdfa-api-20100923/

<manu1> ha, published in the future.

<mhausenblas> http://www.w3.org/blog/SW/2010/09/22/new_drafts_of_the_rdfa_api_published btw ;)

ping

manu: our API is jQuery like (functional, compact), but not as out-there as jQuery.
... our RDF API is trying to be implementable in PHP and Python, not just Javascript.

(ohhhhh, I was thinking this was at least Javascript specific.)

<manu1> sesame

ivan: The community will probably be okay with us doing a javascript API, but doing an ALL-LANGUAGE RDF API ? That's a much bigger deal -- it competes with Sesame, Jena, Redland, etc.

manu: I think our goal should be all the modern languages.

PROPOSED: let the RDFa WG proceed as it is currently doing, developing an RDFa API, which just so happens to be yet another general RDF API. At some point in the future, we may do future standards work on an RDF API.

<manu1> +1

<TomB> bye!

<mhausenblas> bye

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