14:24:39 RRSAgent has joined #annotation 14:24:39 logging to http://www.w3.org/2014/10/01-annotation-irc 14:24:41 RRSAgent, make logs public 14:24:41 Zakim has joined #annotation 14:24:43 Zakim, this will be 2666 14:24:43 ok, trackbot; I see DPUB_(ANNO)11:00AM scheduled to start in 36 minutes 14:24:44 Meeting: Web Annotation Working Group Teleconference 14:24:44 Date: 01 October 2014 14:26:08 Agenda: http://www.w3.org/mid/848CF92E-9F79-4B81-BBC4-86A37E747B8B@fjhirsch.com 14:26:48 ivan has changed the topic to: Code 2666, Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-annotation/2014Sep/0075.html 14:26:53 Chair: Frederick 14:47:29 fjh has joined #annotation 14:47:58 MGU has joined #annotation 14:48:38 fjh has changed the topic to: Code 2666, Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-annotation/2014Sep/0075.html 14:48:59 trackbot, start telecon 14:49:01 RRSAgent, make logs public 14:49:03 Zakim, this will be 2666 14:49:03 ok, trackbot; I see DPUB_(ANNO)11:00AM scheduled to start in 11 minutes 14:49:04 Meeting: Web Annotation Working Group Teleconference 14:49:04 Date: 01 October 2014 14:49:17 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-annotation/2014Sep/0075.html 14:49:26 Chair: Rob_Sanderson, Frederick_Hirsch 14:49:38 Present+ Rob_Sanderson, Frederick_Hirsch 14:51:29 DPUB_(ANNO)11:00AM has now started 14:51:35 +??P1 14:52:18 mgylling has joined #annotation 14:54:32 zakim, ??P1 maybe MGU 14:54:32 I don't understand '??P1 maybe MGU', MGU 14:54:49 zakim, dial ivan-voip 14:54:49 ok, ivan; the call is being made 14:54:51 +Ivan 14:55:11 zakim, ??P1 is MGU 14:55:11 +MGU; got it 14:55:26 +??P2 14:55:50 -??P2 14:56:03 paoloC has joined #annotation 14:56:43 +[IPcaller] 14:56:46 zakim, ipcaller is me 14:56:46 +fjh; got it 14:56:55 zakim, who is here? 14:56:55 On the phone I see MGU, Ivan, fjh 14:56:57 On IRC I see paoloC, mgylling, MGU, fjh, Zakim, RRSAgent, nickstenn, ivan, KevinMarks, MarkS, dwhly, bigbluehat, tripu, Mitar, JakeHart, stain, trackbot 14:57:04 Present+ Ivan Herman 14:57:34 I am 14:57:44 +Markus 14:57:49 Present+ Benjamin Young 14:58:02 dwhly: mind sharing when you find it? :) 14:58:28 +Stephane 14:58:49 dauwhe has joined #annotation 14:58:55 Matt_Haas has joined #annotation 14:58:55 +[Ugent] 14:59:00 bigbluehat: +1.617.761.6200. 14:59:02 bjdmeest has joined #annotation 14:59:30 dwhly: your the best! :) 14:59:30 tnx 14:59:36 mgylling: hangry? 14:59:36 zakim, who is here? 14:59:36 On the phone I see MGU, Ivan, fjh, Markus, Stephane, [Ugent] 14:59:38 On IRC I see bjdmeest, Matt_Haas, dauwhe, paoloC, mgylling, MGU, fjh, Zakim, RRSAgent, nickstenn, ivan, KevinMarks, MarkS, dwhly, bigbluehat, tripu, Mitar, JakeHart, stain, 14:59:38 ... trackbot 14:59:40 -Stephane 14:59:43 +dwhly 14:59:46 zakim, Ugent is me 14:59:47 +bjdmeest; got it 14:59:51 Bill_Kasdorf has joined #annotation 14:59:58 +dauwhe 14:59:58 zakim, mute me 14:59:58 bjdmeest should now be muted 15:00:02 +Bill_Kasdorf 15:00:15 +azaroth 15:00:39 +Kyrce 15:00:54 +Matt_Haas 15:01:16 Kyrce has joined #annotation 15:01:21 + +49.622.158.6.aaaa 15:01:27 +unknown 15:02:03 azaroth has joined #annotation 15:02:13 Present+ Rob_Sanderson 15:02:15 +Matt_Haas on the 717.635.9629 phone number 15:02:20 rayd has joined #annotation 15:02:22 Present+ Dan_Whaley 15:02:27 Present+ Paolo_Ciccarese 15:02:31 csillag has joined #annotation 15:02:32 csillag_ has joined #annotation 15:02:42 zakim, 9629 is Matt_Haas 15:02:42 sorry, ivan, I do not recognize a party named '9629' 15:02:42 Present+Maxence Guesdon 15:02:56 Present+ Maxence_Guesdon 15:02:58 zakim, who is here? 15:02:58 On the phone I see MGU, Ivan, fjh, Markus, bjdmeest (muted), dwhly, dauwhe, Bill_Kasdorf, azaroth, Kyrce, Matt_Haas, +49.622.158.6.aaaa, unknown 15:03:01 On IRC I see csillag, rayd, azaroth, Kyrce, Bill_Kasdorf, bjdmeest, Matt_Haas, dauwhe, paoloC, mgylling, MGU, fjh, Zakim, RRSAgent, nickstenn, ivan, KevinMarks, MarkS, dwhly, 15:03:01 ... bigbluehat, tripu, Mitar, JakeHart, stain, trackbot 15:03:03 +[IPcaller] 15:03:04 s/Present+Maxence Guesdon// 15:03:10 Zakim, ipcaller is me 15:03:10 +nickstenn; got it 15:03:13 Zakim, mute me 15:03:13 nickstenn should now be muted 15:03:22 zakim, who is here? 15:03:23 On the phone I see MGU, Ivan, fjh, Markus, bjdmeest (muted), dwhly, dauwhe, Bill_Kasdorf, azaroth, Kyrce, Matt_Haas, +49.622.158.6.aaaa, unknown, nickstenn (muted) 15:03:23 On IRC I see csillag, rayd, azaroth, Kyrce, Bill_Kasdorf, bjdmeest, Matt_Haas, dauwhe, paoloC, mgylling, MGU, fjh, Zakim, RRSAgent, nickstenn, ivan, KevinMarks, MarkS, dwhly, 15:03:23 ... bigbluehat, tripu, Mitar, JakeHart, stain, trackbot 15:03:27 +[IPcaller] 15:03:42 scribenick: nickstenn 15:03:51 +bigbluehat 15:04:05 Dear all, what is the relationship between the audio channel and this IRC channel? 15:04:07 Topic: Agenda Review, Announcement 15:04:16 zakim, who is making noise? 15:04:25 +rayd 15:04:27 fjh, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: MGU (15%), Bill_Kasdorf (5%), azaroth (7%) 15:04:27 zakim, who is making noise? 15:04:31 TimCole has joined #annotation 15:04:39 azaroth, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Bill_Kasdorf (4%), azaroth (4%), [IPcaller] (96%) 15:04:50 wow...that features worth all this setup time :) 15:05:05 ivan, I would like to know more about the roles of the two channels: IRC and audio. Is IRC enough? Or is meaningful information being exchanged over Audio? What's the role of IRC then? 15:05:20 csillag: The IRC is mostly a record of what happens on the call 15:05:20 Jacob has joined #annotation 15:05:24 no worries! this is no slower than all the other telcos I've ever been on :) 15:05:32 csillag: most of the information is audio 15:05:37 zakim, who is here? 15:05:38 On the phone I see MGU, Ivan, fjh, Markus, bjdmeest (muted), dwhly, dauwhe, Bill_Kasdorf, azaroth, Kyrce, Matt_Haas, +49.622.158.6.aaaa, unknown, nickstenn (muted), [IPcaller], 15:05:38 ... bigbluehat, rayd 15:05:39 On IRC I see Jacob, TimCole, csillag, rayd, azaroth, Kyrce, Bill_Kasdorf, bjdmeest, Matt_Haas, dauwhe, paoloC, mgylling, MGU, fjh, Zakim, RRSAgent, nickstenn, ivan, KevinMarks, 15:05:39 ... MarkS, dwhly, bigbluehat, tripu, Mitar, JakeHart, stain, trackbot 15:05:39 + +1.217.300.aabb 15:05:40 and for making notes, taking "votes" and so on 15:05:45 scharf has joined #annotation 15:05:51 +[IPcaller.a] 15:06:09 fjh: TPAC is coming up -- deadline Oct 8th 15:06:15 tilgovi has joined #annotation 15:06:20 ... make sure you've made arrangements 15:06:38 ... have also sent out a notice about an upcoming privacy workshop that may be of interest to this group 15:06:45 privacy workshop notice http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-annotation/2014Sep/0072.html 15:06:45 Tim Cole and Jacob Jett are 217 15:06:53 + +36.2.020.7.aacc 15:06:56 Topic: Tools 15:06:58 I dialed in from Germany -- Michael Scharf 15:07:00 zakim, aabb is TimCole 15:07:01 +TimCole; got it 15:07:04 Gerben has joined #annotation 15:07:06 I just dialed in from Hungary. 15:07:07 zakim, TimCole has Jacob 15:07:07 +Jacob; got it 15:07:18 fjh: i think we decided on the list to use GitHub for issue tracking 15:07:32 ... but there are questions about how to get notifications on the list 15:07:32 Zapier.com + mailing list posting? 15:07:38 zakim aacc is csillag 15:07:40 Webhooks (broadly) 15:07:43 ... any suggestions for how to do this? 15:07:50 zakim, aacc is chillag 15:07:50 +chillag; got it 15:07:55 s/chillag/csillag/ 15:08:00 +1 15:08:03 +1 15:08:07 +1 15:08:45 proposed RESOLUTION: use github for issues tracking, assuming we will get notices to public list working later 15:08:56 ivan: if you have a good trick for this, let me know off-list 15:09:00 RESOLUTION: use github for issues tracking, assuming we will get notices to public list working later 15:09:01 RESOLUTION: use github for issues tracking, assuming we will get notices to public list working later 15:09:12 proposed RESOLUTION: use tracker for actions 15:09:20 +1 15:09:24 RESOLUTION: use tracker for actions 15:10:02 we may use tracker to capture issues quickly during a call but will then use github for full issue tracking 15:10:19 Zakim, who is making noise? 15:10:30 nickstenn, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: fjh (24%), azaroth (9%), [IPcaller] (93%) 15:10:38 Topic: Minutes approval 15:10:39 Zakim, mute ipcaller 15:10:39 [IPcaller] should now be muted 15:10:48 proposed RESOLUTION: Minutes from 24 Sept 2014 approved, http://www.w3.org/2014/09/24-annotation-minutes.html 15:11:00 RESOLUTION: Minutes from 24 Sept 2014 approved, http://www.w3.org/2014/09/24-annotation-minutes.html 15:11:31 http://www.slideshare.net/azaroth42/open-annotation-core-data-model-tutorial 15:11:46 Topic: Data Model review 15:11:49 fjh: if you want an issue created, put it in irc with "issue: ..." 15:11:55 http://www.slideshare.net/azaroth42/open-annotation-core-data-model-tutorial 15:11:56 Highlight known issues, WG members indicate additional issues, discuss 15:12:15 + +1.914.980.aadd 15:12:16 azaroth: not everyone has come from the community group so we're going to work through the data model and review people's questions and concerns 15:12:38 tilgovi 15:12:39 ... link in IRC is a slideshare presentation about the core data model 15:12:50 ... please shout if you have questions as we go through this 15:12:52 zakim, aadd is tilgovi 15:12:52 +tilgovi; got it 15:12:58 ... first slide: what is annotation? 15:13:11 ... one of the issues we had in the community group: how to define what an annotation is? 15:13:30 ... Annotation: a set of connected resources, typically including a body and target 15:14:26 ... examples use cases: as aide-memoire, share, improve discovery, organise, interact with other people, being a creator (e.g. editor) or moderator ... over the linked resources 15:14:33 s/examples/example/ 15:14:42 ... that's the baseline scope that was considered in the CG 15:15:11 slide 4 core data model 15:15:24 ... which resulted in our baseline model for annotations: a separation of the annotation, which encapsulates the linkage between body and target 15:15:40 ... a freq question is "how do I give the relationship between body and target?" 15:15:52 ... we don't want to reinvent RDF 15:15:58 slide 5 15:16:06 now slide 6 15:16:25 -[IPcaller.a] 15:16:31 ... example here on slide 6 --- a video about a Hubble Deep Field image 15:16:47 ... [the body is implicitly related to the target] 15:16:53 +[IPcaller.a] 15:17:08 ... we're on slide 8 15:17:19 this deck, yes? http://www.slideshare.net/azaroth42/open-annotation-core-data-model-tutorial 15:17:39 ... useful to know the general type of body and target 15:17:52 dwhly: just wanted that in the logs :) 15:17:58 ... e.g. body is text serves as a hint to viewer about how to render the annotation 15:18:07 heh...missed it earlier...my bad 15:18:11 ... versus audio, video, etc. 15:18:20 ... also useful to know the media type 15:18:25 s/heh...missed it earlier...my bad// 15:18:25 JakeHart is IPcaller.a 15:18:34 ... which might be codec, etc. 15:18:40 zakim, JakeHart is IPcaller.a 15:18:40 sorry, dwhly, I do not recognize a party named 'JakeHart' 15:18:50 zakim, IPcaller.a is JakeHart 15:18:50 +JakeHart; got it 15:18:51 ... recommendation to use Dublin Core tyupes vocab 15:19:00 ... on slide 9 15:19:05 s/JakeHart is IPcaller.a// 15:19:25 Present+ Jake_Hart 15:19:25 ... body has dc:format of "application/flv" and rdf:type of "dctypes:MovingImage" 15:19:27 s/tyupes/types 15:19:37 ... target similarly has dc:format and rdf:type 15:19:43 ... slide 11 15:20:18 ... embedded bodies -- body can be an inlined resource as an alternative to a resource with a URI 15:20:26 ... concerns that people would never implement this 15:20:27 ... slide 12 15:20:50 ... this was a hotly debated point within CG 15:20:55 ... slide 13 15:21:07 ... settled on W3C's Content in RDF specification 15:21:29 ... seemed at the time like it was going forward towards full TR or some way there 15:21:31 http://www.w3.org/TR/Content-in-RDF10/ 15:21:35 ... but that hasn't happened as yet 15:21:46 ... so we may need to discuss this within the context of this Working Group 15:21:52 ISSUE: what do we do with embedded content 15:21:52 Created ISSUE-1 - What do we do with embedded content. Please complete additional details at . 15:22:02 ... do we want to stick with this or change the way we do embedding? 15:22:02 ISSUE-1: how to embedd content in graph, given status of Content in RDF spec, use that or change 15:22:02 Notes added to ISSUE-1 What do we do with embedded content. 15:22:13 ... slide 15 15:22:29 s/slide 15/slide 14/ 15:22:37 ISSUE-1: http://www.w3.org/TR/Content-in-RDF10/ 15:22:37 Notes added to ISSUE-1 What do we do with embedded content. 15:22:53 ... embedded body has rdf:type -> "cnt:ContentAsText" 15:22:59 ... slide 15 15:23:07 ... tagging -- the simplest form of annotation 15:23:31 ... comes in two forms: 1) plain text tags 2) semantic tags (tags with URI that *identifies* the concept) 15:23:41 ... also the ability to tag with a document, standing for a concept 15:23:57 ... slide 16 15:24:20 ... we give this rdf:type "oa:Tag" to distinguish the intent of this kind of body 15:24:29 ... slide 18 15:24:36 Question: Is not oa:Tag redundant with motivation predicates ? 15:24:49 ... semantic tagging is even easier, has rdf:type "oa:SemanticTag" 15:25:19 ... and the URI refers to the concept-as-tag 15:25:36 q+ 15:25:39 ... there was some concensus that this was the most appropriate, if not perfect, way of doing this 15:25:56 ... we didn't think there was anything wrong with tagging with documents 15:26:04 ... but this might be an issue for re-discussing 15:26:29 ack MGU 15:26:35 ... in order to avoid polluting resources as a result of being tagged 15:26:48 MGU: is there a relationship between tagging and the motivations part of the model 15:26:58 ISSUE: with semantic tags, how to avoid polluting the space (eg, dbpedia Astronomy) with annotations 15:26:58 Created ISSUE-2 - With semantic tags, how to avoid polluting the space (eg, dbpedia astronomy) with annotations. Please complete additional details at . 15:27:11 azaroth: yes, in that any annotation which has a tag body should probably have "tagging" as one of its motivations 15:27:21 q+ 15:27:29 q? 15:27:45 ack paoloc 15:27:48 ... it's probably slightly redundant, but in an annotation with non-tag content, you need to be able to distinguish between the tags and the non-tag content 15:28:18 paoloC: want to reinforce this point -- can have annotations with a motivation of "commenting" that nonetheless have tags 15:28:45 ISSUE-2: motivation can be commenting with comment, even if a tag is added , example in biology case might want to comment but tag t clarify scope of comment for example 15:28:45 Notes added to ISSUE-2 With semantic tags, how to avoid polluting the space (eg, dbpedia astronomy) with annotations. 15:28:56 ... in biology, we may have annotations with a lot of text that references a lot of biological items/artefacts, which might be added as tags, even if the original motivation was commenting 15:29:08 q? 15:29:28 azaroth: i don't think we want to discuss solutions at this point -- we'll be jumping all over the stack 15:29:36 ... but do jump in with questions or issues 15:30:05 ... slide 20 15:30:38 ... we found a lot of systems want to use a document in place of a semantic tag, e.g. using a Wikipedia page to represent the content it describes 15:30:56 ... in order to avoid identifying the document as a semantic tag (which would be very wrong) 15:31:34 ... we introduce a new object between the document and the annotation, which has type "oa:SemanticTag" with a foaf:page relationship to the document 15:31:45 ... this object can be empty 15:31:47 ... slide 21 15:32:00 ... but it could be an object with, say, a UUID 15:32:07 ... slide 22 15:32:33 ... most *non-tag* annotations are about *segments* of a resource 15:32:46 ... (unlike "+1"s and "likes" and so on) 15:32:58 ... use URI fragments to identify and describe segments 15:33:27 ... Media Fragments WG have developed ways to identify fragments of images/video/etc. 15:33:43 ... great for simple cases but not sufficient 15:33:50 ... slide 23 15:34:11 ... can use these Fragment URIs as targets 15:34:16 ... slide 24 15:34:51 ... targets can reference these URIs, such as http://example.com/myimage.jpg#xywh=100,500,200,150 15:35:00 ... can also use same trick with bodies 15:35:05 ... slide 25 15:35:31 ... for example if only a short section of video annotates a particular resource 15:35:42 ... slide 26 15:35:52 ... model allows for annotations without a body 15:36:04 ... for use in, e.g., bookmarking and highlighting 15:36:15 ... slide 27 15:36:32 ... you're *implicitly* saying "i like this" or "i want to come back to this" -- it's not explicit in the model 15:36:42 ... slide 28 15:36:57 ... multiple bodies and targets: each body applies individually to each target 15:37:05 ... slide 29 15:37:29 ... for example, if you have one body about two targets -- you are implying that the body annotates *each* target 15:38:03 csillag 15:38:08 csillag: can I express if one body is annotating all the targets? 15:38:37 azaroth: we have notions of composites (set of all these things) and lists (set of all these things with order) 15:38:49 ... so you could indirect the target through a composite or list 15:39:06 ... another potential issue is whether we need composites (sets) as well as lists 15:39:09 ISSUE: do we need both composites and lists 15:39:09 Created ISSUE-3 - Do we need both composites and lists. Please complete additional details at . 15:39:36 ... is the distinction between ordered and unordered sets of objects important 15:39:42 s/important/important?/ 15:39:46 ... slide 30 15:39:59 ... we felt it was important to record the provenance of the annotations 15:40:14 ... useful for spam, reputation models, etc. 15:40:29 ... when the annotation was made -- needed for synchronisation 15:40:40 q+ 15:40:56 ... also needed to establish if the targets might have changed since the annotation was made 15:41:11 ... who or what serialized the annotation to the document format? 15:41:32 ... this being useful for debugging, advertising, etc. (e.g. "Posted from TweetDeck") 15:41:33 ack MGU 15:41:43 azaroth has joined #annotation 15:41:52 MGU: what about signing annotations with a private key? 15:42:08 ... is there a way that an author can sign an annotation to prove authorship? 15:42:39 ISSUE: do we need signature possibilities to annotations (not in the current OA model) 15:42:39 Created ISSUE-4 - Do we need signature possibilities to annotations (not in the current oa model). Please complete additional details at . 15:42:42 azaroth: we discussed annotation signing briefly, felt that it was quite complex and didn't want to add it as a burden [to implementers] if it wasn't necessary 15:42:49 ISSUE-4: is there a requirement for integrity protecting annotations with digital signatures 15:42:49 Notes added to ISSUE-4 Do we need signature possibilities to annotations (not in the current oa model). 15:43:03 +q 15:43:11 ack Kyrce 15:43:59 q+ 15:44:21 talking about roles for the annotation creator 15:44:37 i.e., creator was an editor, author, etc. 15:44:53 Kyrce: there is a linkage between the annotation provenance and the role of the annotation creator 15:44:57 ... will send an email to the list 15:44:59 IIRC, motivations were supposed to help support this. 15:45:01 q? 15:45:22 ISSUE-4: some previous discussion: https://github.com/hypothesis/h/issues/344 15:45:22 Notes added to ISSUE-4 Do we need signature possibilities to annotations (not in the current oa model). 15:45:26 azaroth: agreed -- the lack of a way to record the role the creator is playing may be something we want to look into? 15:45:40 ... on the same resource the same person could have multiple roles at different times 15:46:00 ISSUE: define roles of actors, e.g. student, teacher etc. 15:46:00 Created ISSUE-5 - Define roles of actors, e.g. student, teacher etc.. Please complete additional details at . 15:46:13 paoloC: we intentionally didn't go beyond the provenance layer because when we discussed prov there were different ideas 15:46:15 ISSUE-5: Kyrce will send email related to this 15:46:15 Notes added to ISSUE-5 Define roles of actors, e.g. student, teacher etc.. 15:46:30 ... we distinguish between who created something, who edited, who curated, etc. 15:46:40 ... all these aspects can be added to the annotation itself 15:46:42 +q 15:46:47 ISSUE-5: paoloC notes that these things could be added to annotation itself 15:46:47 Notes added to ISSUE-5 Define roles of actors, e.g. student, teacher etc.. 15:46:50 ack paoloC 15:46:57 ack Gerben 15:46:57 ... we decided not to go into that level at the CG level 15:47:08 hmm crap 15:47:11 zakim, who is here? 15:47:11 On the phone I see MGU, Ivan, fjh, Markus, bjdmeest (muted), dwhly, dauwhe, Bill_Kasdorf, azaroth, Kyrce, Matt_Haas, +49.622.158.6.aaaa, unknown, nickstenn (muted), [IPcaller] 15:47:15 ... (muted), bigbluehat, rayd, TimCole, chillag, tilgovi, JakeHart 15:47:15 TimCole has Jacob 15:47:15 On IRC I see azaroth, Gerben, tilgovi, scharf, Jacob, TimCole, csillag, rayd, Kyrce, Bill_Kasdorf, bjdmeest, Matt_Haas, dauwhe, paoloC, mgylling, MGU, fjh, Zakim, RRSAgent, 15:47:15 ... nickstenn, ivan, KevinMarks, MarkS, dwhly, bigbluehat, tripu, Mitar, JakeHart, stain, trackbot 15:47:19 s/hmm crap// 15:47:20 TimCole has left #annotation 15:47:31 q+ 15:47:45 ack MGU 15:47:56 zakim, who is making noise? 15:48:10 fjh, listening for 11 seconds I could not identify any sounds 15:49:05 I ask ed whether we would define a core annotatin system/voca and then extensions 15:49:27 fjh: yes 15:49:28 s/ask ed/asked/ 15:49:37 azaroth: in the CG we started off with the core model and an extension set 15:50:06 ... the issue we had with this was that it became impossible to know or recall which things were in the core namespace and which were in the extension namespace 15:50:27 ... it became confusing why some things were extensions and some things weren't 15:50:40 ... in the current (CG) model, everything is in one namespace 15:50:47 ... but that's not to say we can't do that here 15:50:58 ... modules are a part of some W3C specifications (e.g. CSS) 15:51:25 ... although I would want to defer any decision on that until the spec became so large that it needed to be split 15:51:37 ISSUE: are modules needed? , defer until we really need it with large spec 15:51:37 Created ISSUE-6 - Are modules needed? , defer until we really need it with large spec. Please complete additional details at . 15:51:48 ok for me 15:52:18 azaroth: moving on... slide 31 15:52:44 ... the model for provenance is that provenance data sits on the annotation 15:53:01 ... e.g. oa:annotatedBy, oa:serializedBy, oa:serializedAt, etc. 15:53:12 ... slide 33 15:53:25 ... there are different classes of agent (such as Person, Organisation, Software) 15:53:48 ... annotation model doesn't say anything about that: we leave it to other data models (FOAF, etc.) 15:54:08 ... slide 36 15:54:21 ... motivations: we want to know why the annotation was created 15:54:39 ... introduce a Motivation class, separate from Annotation class 15:54:57 ... because we wanted to be able to use the richer SKOS Concept ontology to provide cross-community resolution 15:55:24 ... so another community can develop a different motivation, to which we can link using SKOS 15:55:50 ... slide 37 15:56:02 ... a set of motivations from the specification 15:56:14 ... such as commenting, bookmarking, highlighting, tagging, etc. 15:56:24 ... slide 38 15:56:35 ... we record this as oa:moticatedBy on the annotation 15:56:51 ... that's the end of the core data model 15:56:55 q+ 15:56:58 ... any more quesions? 15:57:03 s/moticatedBy/motivatedBy 15:57:04 ack csillag 15:57:10 s/quesions/questions/ 15:57:34 csillag: is there a list of the difference between bodies and targets -- what can bodies do vs targets? 15:57:48 azaroth: what do you mean by "do"? 15:58:01 csillag: what's the reason for the distinction? 15:58:11 Bodies and targets are symmetrical properties of the annotation but each has a different role with respect to the annotation. 15:58:31 azaroth: you need to know [which piece annotates and which piece is annotated] 15:58:46 ... but the objects have the same behaviour in RDF space 15:58:56 -dauwhe 15:59:23 big thanks to Nick for excellent scribing. 15:59:29 +1 15:59:29 Thanks indeed! 15:59:35 +1 15:59:36 thanks ! 15:59:38 and thanks to rob for the presentation 15:59:38 azaroth: please do bring up any issues and discussions on the mailing list 15:59:53 q+ 16:00:00 ack pauloC 16:00:08 ack paoloC 16:00:21 paoloC: question unrelated to the model -- during the week people said what they were interested in 16:00:26 ... what's the plan for that data? 16:00:45 azaroth: we now have all but the last two or three into my tracking spreadsheet 16:00:50 ... it's reasonably well separated out 16:00:53 +1 thanks to Rob for excellent presentation 16:01:02 ... no orphaned topics, and none with vastly more interest 16:01:14 ... by the end of the week i will try to have that information public 16:01:18 -[IPcaller] 16:01:27 s/interest/interest than others/ 16:01:31 -Markus 16:01:32 -rayd 16:01:34 -TimCole 16:01:35 - +49.622.158.6.aaaa 16:01:35 FIN 16:01:35 -azaroth 16:01:36 -JakeHart 16:01:39 -bigbluehat 16:01:41 -Ivan 16:01:41 Topic: Adjourn 16:01:42 -Kyrce 16:01:42 paoloC has left #annotation 16:01:47 -fjh 16:01:48 -MGU 16:01:50 -Bill_Kasdorf 16:01:51 -Matt_Haas 16:01:55 -bjdmeest 16:01:56 rrsagent, draft minutes 16:01:56 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/10/01-annotation-minutes.html ivan 16:01:56 -nickstenn 16:02:03 MGU has left #annotation 16:02:13 -chillag 16:02:24 -dwhly 16:04:21 zakim, who is here? 16:04:23 On the phone I see unknown, tilgovi 16:04:23 On IRC I see tilgovi, scharf, csillag, rayd, Kyrce, dauwhe, fjh, Zakim, RRSAgent, nickstenn, ivan, KevinMarks, MarkS, dwhly, bigbluehat, tripu, Mitar, JakeHart, stain, trackbot 16:04:42 trackbot, end telcon 16:04:42 Zakim, list attendees 16:04:42 As of this point the attendees have been Ivan, MGU, fjh, Markus, Stephane, dwhly, bjdmeest, dauwhe, Bill_Kasdorf, azaroth, Kyrce, Matt_Haas, +49.622.158.6.aaaa, unknown, nickstenn, 16:04:46 ... [IPcaller], bigbluehat, rayd, +1.217.300.aabb, +36.2.020.7.aacc, Jacob, chillag, +1.914.980.aadd, tilgovi, JakeHart 16:04:50 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 16:04:50 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/10/01-annotation-minutes.html trackbot 16:04:51 RRSAgent, bye 16:04:51 I see no action items