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<trackbot> Date: 06 May 2015
<janina> trackbot, start meeting
<trackbot> Meeting: Protocols and Formats Working Group Teleconference
<trackbot> Date: 06 May 2015
<janina> agenda: this
<scribe> scribe: fesch
js: need to look at telecom and going public
RESOLUTION: publish minutes as posted
js: PF is OK with going fully
public, Judy added to charter discussions
... MC and JS checked into how to go public, talked to
admin,
mc: has not heard back from admin on member PF list, being read only
js: Any opinions on going public?
<richardschwerdtfeger> go publix
<richardschwerdtfeger> public
js: PROPOSES to go public immediately
jn: can we ask whether something should be minuted?
js: sure
mc: please say in advance, please don't minute that --- helps the scribe :)
jn: scribe doesn't always accurately captured what you said, and potential liability
mc: we could ask minutes generator, putting a disclaimer - about the accuracy of scribing
js: might put in policy statement on the web page for the renamed group
PROPOSAL: make minutes public today,
RESOLUTION: PF will being posting all minutes into the public list and will seek to make the member list read only
<JF> +1
js: not many groups in members
(only) space
... how do we handle old member only space - keep it member
only
rs: what are the chances we can make the issues and actions list public?
mc: we will need to do it with the new group, rather not make the current one public for a month, and need to protect old stuff
jn: what is the harm in having an aria and pf tracker?
mc: lists technical issues
js: was going to put on the
agenda whether we want separate lists for aria and apa
... scope of permitted work of (ARIA, APA) groups would be
sm: thought we were going to git anyway?
mc: bugzilla was a plan, still
using tracker because of IRC integration
... need to decide on use of tracker or not and if so
configuration
sm: lives and breathes
perl...
... speaks bugzilla API, hasn't looked at github
js: would be interesting to know how big a job integrating with bugzilla, github would be
sm: another group, maybe web payments has already done it
<MichaelC> ACTION: shane to investigate possibilities of IRC bot integration with Bugzilla and GitHub [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2015/05/06-pf-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-1630 - Investigate possibilities of irc bot integration with bugzilla and github [on Shane McCarron - due 2015-05-13].
jn: hates tracker
<MichaelC> action-1630 due 2 weeks
<trackbot> Set action-1630 Investigate possibilities of irc bot integration with bugzilla and github due date to 2015-05-20.
js: zakim is being decommissioned
due to cost
... moving to webex temporarily
... this meeting will be on webex by June
... android client is reasonably accessible, other clients less
so
... JW wasn't able to edit
... need to play with it, before committing to it
... do whatever you need to do audio over webex
<MichaelC> MIT WebEx
js: will continue to use
IRC
... need to record your attendence
... webex can call you
cs: can I call from a phone?
mc: don't know of a touch tone
method to get on the queue
... can get the conference code and dial in
... code will be different for every meeting
... code not mnemonic
jn: code different each week?
mc: no
js: each weekly call will have a code
jf: you can set up a recurring
meeting and keep the same code
... can use a link (URI) to access it
sm: on reason to use webex is for screen sharing are we using that?
JS: not using screen
sharing
... can create a astrix solution
... I think that cost is an issue
... might be a misunderstanding on what it takes to support a
100 users over SIP with an astrix server
<Zakim> Michael_Cooper, you wanted to talk about screen sharing and to talk about ¨interim solution¨
mc: cost of zakim will become $50K a month...
js: axtrix should also have built in web RTC support
mc: webex has screensharing, most likely not accessible ... discovered strange issues with presenter status being stolen... don't plan to use it, except in exceptional cases
js: thanks Shane for looking at
astrix
... most POTS, would expect more SIP, have more SKYPE
users
... a lot of companies use SIP calls internally
cs: are their accessible SIP clients?
js: yes
action-1615
<trackbot> action-1615 -- Janina Sajka to Review media capture and streams http://www.w3.org/tr/mediacapture-streams/ -- due 2015-05-06 -- OPEN
<trackbot> https://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/Group/track/actions/1615
<MichaelC> Credential Management Level 1
mc: no new last calls or CR
sm: already reviewing... this is really password management
<MichaelC> ACTION: shane to review Credential Management Level 1 http://www.w3.org/TR/credential-management-1/ [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2015/05/06-pf-minutes.html#action02]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-1631 - Review credential management level 1 http://www.w3.org/tr/credential-management-1/ [on Shane McCarron - due 2015-05-13].
mc: no community groups this week
js: conversations have slowed down, drafts of charters... both together and split
<MichaelC> Draft updates to the APA charter
mc: minor changes to existing group
<MichaelC> Draft ARIA charter
mc: two other charters if we split, ARIA might not be a good name
<MichaelC> Draft spec review charter
mc: take over non recommendation track doc work
<MichaelC> Web Technology Accessibility Guidelines
cs: where would Web Technology Accessibility Guidelines go?
mc: spec review group - as a working group note - would be cool if it were rec track...
cs: don't know how seriously it would be taken as a note
mc: we should discuss that
... it is in the spec review charter
sm: CR only applies to normative requirements, if no normative requirements we don't have to worry about it
<Zakim> joanie, you wanted to ask about ARIA deliverables on the milestones
jd: on draft ARIA charter, for ARIA 1.1, milestone table - do we plan to be ARIA 1.1 feature frozen by July 2015?
mc: milestones same in charters, but are out of date, should talk about that before sending charter forward
cs: ARIA 2.0 is not in the charter
<joanie> +1 to 2.0 in the charter
cs: would like to see ARIA 2.0 in the charter
mc: wording says ARIA 1.1 and later... which allows us to work on it
rs: I don't think we can wait more than 3 years to work on ARIA 2.0
mc: have 9 docs, need a reasonable time line
sm: need to give subgroups an action to come back with it next week
rs: want to discuss extension issues, what is happening with user context properties?
mc: in draft ARIA charter
rs: worried about having too much
in the ARIA group
... where is the COGA work?
js: stays in APA
... we have a call for consensus please respond
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