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"welcome" taken up [from virginie] 16:03:36 virginie: roundtable ... introductions, maybe? 16:03:47 ... elf-pavlik 16:04:35 virginie: virginie xx 16:04:45 ... i offered to lead w3 coordination discussion 16:04:53 ... is it good, possible ways to improve 16:04:58 zakim, code? 16:04:58 the conference code is 2277 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 sip:zakim@voip.w3.org), chaals 16:05:04 zakim, who is on the phone ? 16:05:04 On the phone I see virginie, timeless (muted), elf-pavlik (muted), dka, Jeff, Sam, Art_Barstow 16:05:13 Zakim, unmute me 16:05:13 timeless should no longer be muted 16:05:25 bkardell_ has joined #ab 16:05:38 +[IPcaller] 16:05:41 timeless: Josh Soref, BlackBerry 16:05:44 zakim, [ip is me 16:05:44 +chaals; got it 16:05:57 ... coordination is important, and there are cases where it doesn't work 16:06:00 elf-pavlik: XXX 16:06:09 ... I joined because we 16:06:15 ... i was involved in schema.org 16:06:17 elf you keep dropping out 16:06:21 Zakim, mute me 16:06:21 timeless should now be muted 16:06:27 ... I was involved w/ Action Handlers 16:06:37 though timeless seems ot have no problem. :) 16:06:38 ... I also worked w/ Liaison TF in Social IG 16:06:48 dka: dka, Telefonica, CoChair of TAG 16:06:54 ArtB: I'm here as "Friend of the Consortium". I support this effort to try to get better technical coordination for Consortium's broad set of technical work. 16:06:55 ... with a TAG hat that i'm here 16:07:05 ... general "W3C" making W3C work better hat 16:07:23 ... to reflect tbl's comments 16:07:37 ... if this involves source control (github), we have a positive view on 16:07:41 ... maybe i can channel on that 16:07:49 minutes from Social WG + Schema.org meeting at TPAC http://www.w3.org/2014/11/tpac-social-minutes.html 16:08:04 jeff: Jeff Jaffe, W3C CEO 16:08:18 ... we have a lot of places to coordinate, and need solutions in places 16:08:24 http://intertwingly.net/blog/2014/11/20/WHATWG-W3C-Collaboration 16:08:26 rubys: Sam Ruby, CoChair of HTML WG 16:08:34 ... I'm an editor of the URL spec 16:08:36 zakim, who is on the phone ? 16:08:36 On the phone I see virginie, timeless (muted), elf-pavlik (muted), dka, Jeff, Sam, Art_Barstow, chaals 16:08:44 sorry, I'm muted 16:08:55 ArtB: I'm here as "Friend of the Consortium". I support this effort to try to get better technical coordination for Consortium's broad set of technical work. 16:09:20 chaals: Chaals Nevile, Yandex, CoChair Web Apps 16:09:27 ... do stuff across w3c for a very long time 16:09:36 "Chapters" efforts to involve scores of developers will pose some interseting new challenges as well... sorry I'm having phone issues 16:09:41 ... i think it's important that we work out coordination across large areas 16:09:48 zakim, who is on the phone ? 16:09:48 On the phone I see virginie, timeless (muted), elf-pavlik (muted), dka, Jeff, Sam, Art_Barstow, chaals 16:09:49 ... it's an important part of W3C 16:09:56 agenda? 16:10:14 Zakim, take up agenda 2 16:10:14 agendum 2. "AB project reminder and working method" taken up [from virginie] 16:10:32 virginie: because the scope is quite large, and each of us may have different priorities 16:10:39 ... this is where we may choose priorities 16:10:44 ... and try to make an action list 16:10:50 ... and see if we need a call after this 16:10:58 +[IPcaller] 16:11:02 ... we have an hour call, (50mins left), we can end it quicker 16:11:13 bkardell_: Brian Kardell 16:11:22 zakim, [ is bkardell_ 16:11:22 +bkardell_; got it 16:11:38 ... it sounded intriguing to me, that we have a group trying to help synchronize 16:11:57 https://www.w3.org/wiki/AB/2014-2015_Priorities/w3c_synchro_consistency_plan 16:11:59 ... it's a really necessary thing, i'm heading up efforts to involve scores of developers in reviews 16:12:03 ... something we've never done before 16:12:11 i//Brian/Topic: Welcome/ 16:12:16 Zakim, take up agenda 2 16:12:16 agendum 2. "AB project reminder and working method" taken up [from virginie] 16:12:34 virginie: it was proposed to the AC members during the AB meeting 16:12:42 ... W3C is developing lots of new features 16:12:53 ... and there may be interest to make sure we don't lose control of development 16:13:00 ... to make sure everyone is aware of what's going on 16:13:22 ... we need to make sure that different communities around W3 are coordinated 16:13:30 ... WGs, W3C, developers 16:13:54 ... formatting information, threading it, using appropriate tools 16:14:03 ... making sure that W3C is coordinated 16:14:12 ... Domains (Activities, ...) 16:14:25 ... making sure that there's correct socialization of new technologies 16:14:36 ... i added what tbl wrote to the list 16:14:54 ... potentially adding Good Practices to the Process 16:15:11 q? 16:15:13 ... most of w3c activities are led by humans, it's not just process, it's also communicating 16:15:35 ... you can add your own ideas / share your views on how w3c communities can be better synchronized 16:15:39 ... we decided to work in public 16:15:43 ... potentially using calls 16:15:45 ... using the Wiki 16:15:50 ... there's also an ML 16:15:54 mailing list : http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-coord-mechanisms/ 16:16:00 ... you can subscribe 16:16:06 q+ 16:16:08 ... questions? 16:16:10 ack dka 16:16:36 dka: i don't know if you've ever been on a Coordination Group Call 16:16:40 timeless: I haven't 16:16:46 dka: those have been around for a while 16:16:56 ... are those in the thinking of how we attack this problem 16:17:01 (FYI, I just added a Scope section to the wiki: https://www.w3.org/wiki/AB/2014-2015_Priorities/w3c_synchro_consistency_plan#Scope) 16:17:04 ... a warning about that 16:17:10 ... for years I was on HTML Coordination 16:17:15 ... it became the most dreaded call in my diary 16:17:18 ... there was no information 16:17:34 ... not that it was boring, but it wasn't useful 16:17:45 ... i don't want to create things that take up people's time in the name of coordination 16:17:51 ... i like the idea of using automated tools 16:17:53 ... dashboards 16:18:08 ... i'm warning against mechanisms that require a lot of individuals' time 16:18:12 virginie: very good warning 16:18:13 q? 16:18:15 q? 16:18:40 virginie: i had more in mind to format information 16:18:44 ... rather than having calls 16:18:48 ... i know everyone is very busy 16:18:53 ... i agree that tools would be great 16:18:59 tools/dashboard reminds me of http://okfnlabs.org/dashboard/ 16:19:03 ... one of the questions i had during the last AB meeting 16:19:09 ... imagine we invented a great tool 16:19:16 ... how do we make sure we have one great tool in w3c 16:19:34 ... we need to put high priority on developing the tool 16:19:52 ... for me one of the facets would be distribute appropriate (?) information 16:19:54 Something like an activity feed… 16:19:57 ... i see elf-pavlik provided a dashboard 16:19:58 q+ 16:20:09 ack chaals 16:20:22 chaals: having a dashboard that you can look at is pretty helpful 16:20:25 ... it's a lot of work 16:20:29 ... when do you need to be aware of stuff 16:20:38 ... there are a few straigth-forward things 16:20:43 ... knowing what a piece of work is 16:20:51 ... we got a request in WebApps from A11y 16:21:02 ... you have a pile of specs, it doesn't explain what is going on 16:21:14 ... to have to read the entire spec to figure out if it's worth commenting 16:21:25 ... having a way to look at the specs, figure out what they do 16:21:34 ... once upon a time you could probably use the /TR/ page 16:21:43 ... but recently when I tried, that failed 16:21:49 ... you have to keep clicking 16:22:04 (FYI, Dashboard wiki https://www.w3.org/wiki/Dashboard ) 16:22:04 ... usually the a11y people are the only ones who know if you need a11y input 16:22:17 ... but the people working on the spec don't know 16:22:34 virginie: ArtB put a dashboard link in irc 16:23:00 ... i think IanJ also mentioned trying to improve communication tools of W3C 16:23:07 ... i should check on the status 16:23:12 q? 16:23:13 ?+ 16:23:18 s/?+/ 16:23:19 q? 16:23:20 -virginie 16:23:21 lol 16:23:21 q+ bkardell_ 16:23:30 s/lol// 16:23:34 RRSAgent, draft minutes 16:23:34 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/12/01-ab-minutes.html timeless 16:23:36 you dropped? 16:23:40 sorry, was dropped :) 16:23:41 RRSAgent, make logs world 16:23:46 s/you dropped?// 16:23:51 s/sorry, was dropped :)// 16:23:54 RRSAgent, draft minutes 16:23:54 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/12/01-ab-minutes.html timeless 16:24:01 chair: virginie 16:24:13 ok, so here's my q... 16:24:38 +??P0 16:24:45 s/ok, so here's my q...// 16:24:48 ack bkardell_ 16:24:52 zakim, ??P0 16:24:52 I don't understand '??P0', virginie 16:25:03 zakim, ??P0 is me 16:25:03 I already had ??P0 as virginie, virginie 16:25:05 bkardell_: what kind of data are you hoping to capture in the dashboard? 16:25:17 ... lots of developers have no idea what specs are being worked on/what state they're in 16:25:22 ... that's hard to track 16:25:34 ... browsers keep something of what they've spiritually agreed to 16:25:41 ... what they haven't commented on 16:25:45 ... that data is available 16:25:48 ... if you needs review 16:25:55 q? 16:25:55 ... what sorts of things do you think need to be in a dashboard 16:26:19 virginie: for myself, the kind of information i'd expect to be propagated across w3c contributors 16:26:30 ... specs, status, potential impact on the open web platform 16:26:40 ... level of commitment (lively) to the spec 16:26:50 ... this is a long term effort 16:27:19 ... i wouldn't be able to tell you which dashboard i'd like to have 16:27:29 ... from my experience, not living in Silicon Valley 16:27:37 ... not having Browser Vendors as my best friends 16:27:43 ... not taking coffee with them every day 16:27:46 ... it's hard for me to know 16:27:54 ... I'm looking for a snapshot of current development 16:28:03 ... and being able to dive in 16:28:07 +1 to all that 16:28:14 ... without having to join a ML w/ 500 emails 16:28:29 q+ 16:28:34 ... depending on who you are, you should be able to get the information you want 16:28:41 ... i know there's the idea of developing a spec on github 16:28:46 ack chaals 16:29:01 chaals: i'm reminded that there used to be an SVG that the Team would trot out 16:29:07 ... that shows the WGs 16:29:12 ... afaik, that's no longer maintained 16:29:16 ... the UCs I have 16:29:36 ... 1. "we are interested in some kind of feature some where, how do we do it, who cares? what spec/group?" 16:29:42 ... I go ping people/hunt around random sources 16:29:55 Meeting: AB Specification Coordination Teleconference 16:30:03 even more complex when you go outside the organization :) 16:30:15 ... the recent list for "requests for review" is helpful for tracking "when things are coming up now" 16:30:26 ... answers "what do i need to ask people to look at" 16:30:30 ... the other side is 16:30:35 ... WebApps has "PubStatus" 16:30:36 +[IPcaller] 16:30:46 ... PubStatus tells you where each document is up to 16:30:52 ... it doesn't tell you much about what a document is 16:30:58 ... I know, because i'm in webapps 16:31:08 ... for people in other groups, that document wouldn't be enough to understand what the work is 16:31:33 virginie: would you see a categorization of the features 16:31:39 ... what would help to find the appropriate information? 16:31:57 chaals: there's a point where "if you don't have two full time librarians", "you won't achieve much" 16:32:05 q+ 16:32:06 ... ideally you'd have people who could describe features 16:32:14 ... so you could browse by features 16:32:21 ... being able to look at what a group works on 16:32:22 q- 16:32:26 ... and the specs that they have 16:32:29 ... see what specs are related 16:32:31 Sounds like we need some Best Practices re documenting a "good" Abstract, Introduction, UCs, etc. 16:32:40 q+ 16:32:44 ... how you easily collect that information beyond a search engine 16:32:48 ... there are metadata solutions 16:32:55 ... but that's pretty hard to maintain 16:33:08 ... groups are useless at providing good metadata 16:33:10 re specs relevance: if we automate tracking dependencies we can detect some similarities 16:33:14 ... (historically) 16:33:26 q+ 16:33:31 ack bkardell_ 16:33:50 bkardell_: if we shoot for perfect, we'll never get there 16:34:02 ... i know the annotation stuff, i know it isn't quite ready, but pretty close 16:34:12 ... if we could get the ability for individuals to annotate on specs 16:34:21 ... especially if the community could do legwork for us 16:34:26 [+1/2] 16:34:29 ... i feel that could be useful, and mostly maintained by the community 16:34:32 q? 16:34:37 ack jeff 16:34:48 jeff: i wanted to share an idea which came up in a different context 16:34:55 ... at TPAC, we had a Chairs breakfast 16:35:01 [Things that are mostly maintained by the community but on which we really rely have some issues - although as Brian points out, perfect is the enemy of good...] 16:35:01 ... one of the questions that came up from the Chairs 16:35:14 ... there was the sense that they also need some kind of coordination 16:35:28 ... i didn't interpret it as a tight closed loop kind of coordination 16:35:37 ... like the kind once hoped for in Coordination Groups 16:35:44 ... or a wiki where you can get everything you want 16:35:57 ... i interpreted it as a request for loose coordination 16:36:04 ... in the Team we have a Project Review 16:36:20 ... from time to time, if someone's Project (WG, WG Document) has made an advance 16:36:29 ... the Team Contact would schedule an hour/two 16:36:37 ... and everyone on Team could get an update on that item 16:36:48 ... we had the idea to broaden that concept beyond the Team 16:36:54 ... maybe Team + Chairs + TAG + AB 16:37:15 ... anyone in that group of "Thought Leaders for W3C" who thinks it could/should be shared broadly 16:37:19 ... could request a timeslot 16:37:28 ... to give an informal discussion/formal presentation 16:37:36 ... have a once a week timeslot 16:37:38 zakim, who is on the phone ? 16:37:38 On the phone I see timeless (muted), elf-pavlik (muted), dka, Jeff, Sam, Art_Barstow, chaals, bkardell_, virginie, [IPcaller] 16:37:46 ... koalie volunteered to work on it 16:37:57 ... i'm not proposing that this would solve this TF's task 16:38:09 ... but it's an approach that could address part of this problem 16:38:18 timeless: i'd like to have that as Publicly available for others 16:38:31 virginie: dka briefly mentioned at the beginning of the call 16:38:51 ... each WG chooses its Work Method / Tools 16:38:59 ... reporting from each WG is different 16:39:07 ... there's a trend to move to GitHub management 16:39:17 eg. https://github.com/jasnell/w3c-socialwg-activitystreams 16:39:22 ... there was a request from BradHill to have Best Practices for moving to Github 16:39:31 ... there's a guideline provided by npdoty 16:39:35 ... that can be improved 16:39:47 ... I'm not saying it's a solution for great coordination across w3 communities 16:39:57 ... having reliable tools, would be good 16:40:07 ... a direction we should look for 16:40:19 ... jeff ... you may have access to information on priorities 16:40:33 ... is there anything planned... moving everyone to a Github like tool? 16:40:40 jeff: i don't think we have a plan like that 16:40:47 ... i know darobin and others are looking at 16:40:54 ... how do we make github more usable/more consistent 16:41:01 ... in terms of a forced march 16:41:19 ... I don't think we're likely to duplicate github, and we're not going to force people to use it 16:41:23 ... nothing so comprehensive 16:41:41 dka: i get worried about people moving to a Github-like-tool 16:41:54 ... i think people want to move to Github because that's where there other work is 16:42:00 ... there's network effects w/ github 16:42:03 q+ 16:42:10 ... my concern w/ Github is on the long term 16:42:11 +1 16:42:16 ... i think tbl had concern in his email 16:42:23 dan refers to http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-w3process/2014Dec/0004.html 16:42:24 ... part of the value of W3C is long term history 16:42:42 ... W3C's Mission outlasts other things on the web 16:42:46 ... stuff on the web might come/go 16:42:52 ... W3C continues to play its role 16:43:00 ... I'd expect W3C to outlast Github 16:43:12 ... even though right now the developer community won't think about Github going away 16:43:12 "github like" may be counter productive actually, i think it would be really off-putting 16:43:17 i could try checking with sys team about option to setup open source clone https://about.gitlab.com/ 16:43:19 ... W3C needs to plan on 16:43:43 ... concretely, it's important that w3c has a backup of what is in Github 16:43:50 ... those are the concerns i have 16:43:59 ... when I mentioned Activity Streams earlier 16:44:04 instead of people saying "yay it's git" I think people will just say "look how out of touch W3C is" 16:44:06 ... I had in mind a Github stream 16:44:15 ... What people have mentioned you 16:44:23 ... being able to wrap it up in a dashboard 16:44:28 ... replicating that/having that view would be good 16:44:29 q? 16:44:31 q? 16:44:34 ack me 16:44:50 timeless: tried github to give formal feedback on specs 16:45:03 ... by creating pull request with lots of changes 16:45:21 ... every now and then something would get dropped since it didn't apply any more 16:45:34 ... my rebases would loose most of the things, comments 16:45:51 ... unless doing something ood like have branches for each set of comments 16:46:06 ... useful to see which comments caused given change 16:46:19 s/loose/lose/ 16:46:35 virginie: w3c would need something to map github to w3c working method 16:46:40 ... we're not there yet 16:46:49 ... to dka's comment on having a dashboard, that would be great 16:47:10 ... i think this would only be realistically implemented if there's consistency 16:47:17 ... we should go to SysTeam 16:47:33 ... if we were to develop a dashboard based on Tracker/Github/Bugzilla 16:47:52 ... what I had in mind was duplicating Github, but dka said we'd lose the network effect 16:47:55 LJWatson has joined #ab 16:48:03 ... Thanks for coming to the call 16:48:15 ... I think we need to look for information/getting people to be involved in getting the information 16:48:21 s/ood/odd/ 16:48:22 ... one work method is interviewing people 16:48:32 ... possibly interviewing w3c domain leaders 16:48:38 ... discuss w/ IanJ 16:48:50 ... see where there's a lacking/what's a priority 16:48:57 q+ 16:48:57 ... perhaps people could do interviews 16:49:05 ... what do people think about interviewing? 16:49:08 ack chaals 16:49:17 chaals: generally i'm skeptical about interviewing, it's hard to do 16:49:29 ... but, "where do they run into problems?: 16:49:32 s/:/"/ 16:49:41 ... my guess is that the information is probably somewhere 16:49:49 ... but they don't find it, it takes too long to find what they need 16:50:03 ... i think it'd be useful to talk to chairs of groups who do horizontal review 16:50:06 ... and industry IGs 16:50:20 ... in the last few years there's been a trend to form an IG 16:50:25 ... the IG lets them talk to eachother 16:50:41 ... they talk to eachother, work out what they want, and then talk to the relevant WG about each REQ/UC 16:50:48 ... i think that'd be a good set of people to talk to 16:50:54 ... Chairs and Staff Contacts for those groups 16:51:07 ... what information do you know/what goes wrong/what do you do 16:51:21 ... also AC Reps where their Orgs seem to be involved in several bits of work 16:51:22 in Social IG we try to get going with Liaison TF https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialig/Liaison_TF 16:51:24 Zakim, mute me 16:51:24 timeless should now be muted 16:51:38 ... ideally you'd talk to AC Reps who aren't involved in work but want to be 16:51:43 ... but it's hard to identify them 16:52:07 RRSAgent, draft minutes 16:52:07 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/12/01-ab-minutes.html timeless 16:52:19 q? 16:52:44 Zakim, take up agenda 4 16:52:44 agendum 4. "action list" taken up [from virginie] 16:52:51 virginie: a call for volunteers 16:53:00 ... who feels they'd be willing to put more effort into this project? 16:53:06 +1 16:53:10 ... is this not something you have time 16:53:10 +1 16:53:15 ... i'm interested 16:53:16 +1 16:53:21 _1 16:53:24 +1 16:53:29 s/_1// 16:53:37 [There are tasks that I think I would take on…] 16:53:51 ... i'll try to make a list of the ideas that were listed 16:53:58 ... maybe i'll go for a proposal after that 16:54:07 ... i'll send a summary to the ML 16:54:11 ... i hope you're all subscribed 16:54:12 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-coord-mechanisms/ 16:54:23 i subscribed today 16:54:50 ... since i've only been in w3c 3 years, i think interviewing will be helpful for me 16:54:59 ... the next step is possibly putting things in the wiki 16:55:02 ... is that ok? 16:55:12 Zakim, take up agenda 5 16:55:12 agendum 5. "next call (if required)" taken up [from virginie] 16:55:27 virginie: another call? or some other preferred working method? 16:55:28 working method : mail and wiki 16:55:28 mail & wiki first and then call once when we see need 16:55:31 [/me is flexible to work however wants to work] 16:55:40 -elf-pavlik 16:55:48 timeless: my neck is hurting, so i'm happy to not have calls 16:56:01 [like Jeff… but think we should have meetings only "as necessary"] 16:56:07 virginie: my target is to present something in May 2015 to AC reps 16:56:17 ... it takes time to gather ideas 16:56:26 ... we'll synchronize by mail+wiki 16:56:28 another call ok 16:56:34 mail & wiki also ok :) 16:56:45 ... thanks for taking the time for this call 16:56:57 thx virginie! 16:56:59 -dka 16:57:04 -Art_Barstow 16:57:07 ... thanks timeless for scribing 16:57:10 -Jeff 16:57:12 -virginie 16:57:13 [ Adjourned ] 16:57:13 -Sam 16:57:14 LJWatson has left #ab 16:57:17 -chaals 16:57:24 thansk josh timeless :) 16:57:33 s/thansk/thanks/ 16:57:34 thank you virginie & timeless !!! 16:57:39 -bkardell_ 16:58:06 RRSAgent, draft minutes 16:58:06 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/12/01-ab-minutes.html virginie 16:58:46 rrsagent, publish minutes 16:58:46 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/12/01-ab-minutes.html virginie 17:01:13 s/elf you keep dropping out// 17:01:20 s/though timeless seems ot have no problem. :)// 17:01:50 s/sorry, I'm muted// 17:02:04 s|i//Brian/Topic: Welcome/|| 17:02:17 ArtB has left #ab 17:02:20 i/Brian Kardell/Topic: Welcome/ 17:02:44 s|#Scope)|#Scope )| 17:03:23 s/ .../ .../g 17:03:28 -[IPcaller] 17:03:36 s/ timeless:/ timeless:/ 17:03:39 RRSAgent, draft minutes 17:03:39 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/12/01-ab-minutes.html timeless 17:04:13 s/welcome/Welcome/ 17:05:03 s/virginie xx/Virginie Galindo, Gemalto/ 17:07:07 -timeless 17:07:08 AB_(Project)11:00AM has ended 17:07:08 Attendees were virginie, timeless, dka, elf-pavlik, Jeff, Sam, Art_Barstow, [IPcaller], chaals, bkardell_ 17:07:15 s/[IPcaller], // 17:07:27 trackbot, end meeting 17:07:27 Zakim, list attendees 17:07:27 sorry, trackbot, I don't know what conference this is 17:07:35 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 17:07:35 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2014/12/01-ab-minutes.html trackbot 17:07:36 RRSAgent, bye 17:07:36 I see no action items