19:56:38 RRSAgent has joined #sdwssn 19:56:38 logging to http://www.w3.org/2017/05/09-sdwssn-irc 19:56:40 RRSAgent, make logs world 19:56:40 Zakim has joined #sdwssn 19:56:42 Zakim, this will be SDW 19:56:42 ok, trackbot 19:56:43 Meeting: Spatial Data on the Web Working Group Teleconference 19:56:43 Date: 09 May 2017 19:57:19 tidoust has joined #sdwssn 20:00:56 DanhLePhuoc has joined #sdwssn 20:02:34 Hi all 20:02:49 @tidoust: where do I enter the host key for webex? 20:03:17 Ooops, sorry, I thought it was already open 20:04:15 mlefranc has joined #sdwssn 20:04:52 RaulGarciaCastro has joined #sdwssn 20:04:56 present+ 20:06:39 RRSAgent, draft minutes 20:06:39 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/05/09-sdwssn-minutes.html tidoust 20:06:44 present+ RaulGarciaCastro 20:07:00 present+ 20:07:10 Chair: KJanowic 20:07:13 present+ DanhLePhuoc 20:07:16 present+ Francois 20:07:27 I canç 20:07:29 Agenda: https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/Meetings:SSN-Telecon20170509 20:07:42 s/canç/can 20:07:43 SimonCox has joined #sdwssn 20:07:53 Topic: Approving last minutes 20:08:00 -> http://www.w3.org/2017/05/02-sdwssn-minutes Last SSN minutes 20:08:09 +1 20:08:10 +1 20:08:12 +1 20:08:12 +1 20:08:13 +1 20:08:25 scribenick: tidoust 20:08:33 Patent Call https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/Patent_Call 20:09:07 i/Patent Call/Topic: Patent Call/ 20:09:21 Agenda: Implementation of proposal for alignment as of https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/Events_and_Situations for ssn:Observation 20:09:40 s/Agenda:/Topic: 20:10:01 KJanowic: Nothing more to report on this particular case compared to last time. I would propose to deal with more pressing issues first 20:10:12 Agenda: Progress on Action 350 to incorporate examples in ED for each modular section of the SSN ontology 20:10:22 RRSAgent, draft minutes v2 20:10:22 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/05/09-sdwssn-minutes.html tidoust 20:10:23 https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/track/actions/350 20:10:57 Maxime: First Pull Request that I created and then closed after last week's meeting. 20:11:29 s/Agenda:/Topic:/ 20:11:58 Maxime: [goes through proposal]. The suggestion that we had last week was to merge the examples at the beginning of each section 20:12:19 ... I started to do that but I don't think it's the right place for some of the examples, e.g. for stimulus 20:12:38 ... I don't think having an example about stimulus is appropriate when we haven't introduced observation yet. 20:13:08 ... Also, the examples that I write consider that an instance of a property is deeply attached to a feature of interest. 20:13:25 ... I understand that some people disagree. I'd like to discuss that issue beforehand. 20:14:02 KJanowic: I think we should still continue to work on examples. If we wait until everyone agrees, then we'll likely run out of time. 20:14:06 first pull request with examples: https://github.com/w3c/sdw/pull/730 20:14:10 ... We can adjust examples afterwards. 20:14:35 ... There are also preliminary examples for older versions of SSN. Of course we changed the names, but adjusting them should be easy. 20:15:04 ... How atomic should these examples be? Clearly you need to combine concepts. There will be no perfect solution. 20:15:34 ... You can't talk about sampling without talking about feature of interest. We may re-shuffle section 4 so that things make more sense. 20:15:38 q+ 20:15:39 q+ 20:15:49 ack DanhLePhuoc 20:15:51 ack DanhLePhuoc 20:16:22 DanhLePhuoc: If we put examples on each property, it feels kind of redundant. Even in simple use cases you don't describe one simple thing. 20:16:48 ... I think it's rather grouping that makes sense 20:16:54 Ack SimonCox 20:17:38 Examples as of now: https://github.com/w3c/sdw/blob/gh-pages/ssn/rdf/documentation_examples/sosa-core_examples.ttl 20:17:40 SimonCox: I haven't been looking in details into examples, I wonder if it's possible to use a URI without giving a full explanation of what that URI denotes. 20:17:50 ... And then expand the example further down. 20:18:12 KJanowic: Raul, any thought on this? 20:18:30 RaulGarciaCastro: From my perspective, all approaches are good. Devil is in the details. 20:19:01 KJanowic: Just to summarize, it looks like doing step by step is rather confusing. One way would be to move examples towards the end. 20:19:20 ... In complement to that, we may use URIs that we expand later on. 20:19:45 mlefranc: I think the problems and the solutions might become more obvious when I will have delivered the first version of the total set of examples. 20:20:08 q+ 20:20:14 ... Maybe we'll have a last phase of re-shuffling the examples. 20:20:38 ... Same for the URI, usually I use example.org/data/something, but sometimes I talk about actual examples. 20:20:53 q+ 20:20:56 ... In that case, when the URI is dereferenceable, I used it. 20:20:59 ack DanhLePhuoc 20:21:48 DanhLePhuoc: I didn't have time to go over the version that includes the examples. The current approach is to put examples on every class and property? 20:22:07 mlefranc: Yes, the current pull request puts examples whereever we introduce a new concept 20:22:17 Can you post the link to the request? 20:22:18 ... I'm trying to merge examples near the top of section. 20:23:18 DanhLePhuoc: I propose to group examples so that it looks like a small piece that fits together in a consistent way. 20:23:25 q+ 20:24:11 Ack Kjanowic 20:24:21 ... People look at certain subsets of class and want to see something relevant to them. 20:24:50 KJanowic: How are we going to handle the fact that some of these examples will be SOSA only and some examples will be SSN only. 20:25:04 ... We should avoid examples that mix them, and we should avoid duplicate examples. 20:25:29 q+ 20:25:39 ... SOSA is made for a different target audience, and we need to make sure that these examples stand out. 20:26:05 ... Do we need separate SOSA and SSN examples? 20:26:16 Ack mlefranc 20:26:27 ... If SOSA examples contain SSN parts, would that do a favor to SOSA readers? 20:27:02 mlefranc: I'm looking for a way for ReSpec to handle multiple examples at once. We may hide examples that we don't want to show. 20:27:34 ... We could hide the SOSA example when we want the SSN example to appear for instance. 20:27:44 ... Not sure how example numbering would work in that case. 20:28:08 Ack RaulGarciaCastro 20:28:17 ... It could be very interesting to have the examples both in Turtle format and as a graph that is similar to the one that describes the concepts 20:28:26 DanhLePhuoc: That's a good idea. 20:28:40 q+ 20:28:56 RaulGarciaCastro: I also thing that a figure is worth a thousand words and I volunteer. 20:29:22 ... I agree that we need examples focused on the SOSA audience and complete them with examples focused on the SSN audience. 20:29:35 Both, sosa and ssn examples 20:29:45 Ack KJanowic 20:29:45 ... We need to make them fit together to show SOSA readers how they could extend them with SSN terms. 20:30:59 SimonCox: I share your concern KJanowic that the document would become cluttered. 20:31:02 q+ to say why not to put the examples at the end of the document? 20:31:12 ... Doing it in the specification part, we can get away with that. 20:31:22 ... Interleaving more material, it worries me certainly. 20:31:38 ...and link to e xamples 20:31:42 Ack RaulGarciaCastro 20:31:42 RaulGarciaCastro, you wanted to say why not to put the examples at the end of the document? 20:31:43 ... I wonder whether we could rather examples in a completely different section rathen than having them in line. 20:31:49 s/rathen/rather 20:32:02 q+ 20:32:22 RaulGarciaCastro: I agree with this. When I read the specification, I don't know anything. I want to see examples. When I know the specification, I want to see things in details. 20:32:29 ... These have two separate use cases. 20:32:40 Ack KJanowic 20:33:40 KJanowic: Once you are a more frequent user of SSN, you'll only go there for definition, and you won't want to be bothered by examples. 20:33:55 ... So I favour putting examples in a separate section. 20:34:22 q+ 20:34:26 ... Now I do not think that we should go back to a document that separates SOSA and SSN. 20:34:38 ... now that we have them presented in combination. 20:35:00 Ack mlefranc 20:35:07 ... We should just try something and see whether that works. 20:35:25 Btw, the button still jumps around for me 20:35:25 mlefranc: If you have a button that allows you to hide anything that is related to SSN, then it's OK. 20:35:27 If we separate SOSA and SSN in the specification it will be more confusing 20:36:07 q 20:36:07 + 20:36:09 q+ 20:36:14 Ack KJanowic 20:36:18 ... There is the question of the timeline. If we accept that examples fall at the beginning of each section with a hide/show button, then everything falls in place for me. 20:36:50 KJanowic: I may a little old school here. If someone wants to print out the document, can it print only the SSN part? That would be difficult. 20:37:09 You share the screen, no problem :) 20:37:14 ... Also, if people have different settings, it makes referencing sections online more difficult 20:37:53 q+ 20:37:57 ... These are specification. Readability and ease of navigation are the most crucial parts. 20:38:07 Ack RaulGarciaCastro 20:38:58 mlefranc: Try to also think in terms of SSN users sometimes. If we move all the SOSA terms in a separate section, then imagine how a user interested in both SOSA/SSN will understand the spec. 20:39:14 KJanowic: That's a good point. But you can duplicate parts in that case. 20:39:35 ... When I want to learn, I look at the OWL file in any case. 20:39:54 RaulGarciaCastro: If we separate SOSA with a nice SOSA part, the SSN part would indeed be quite a mess. 20:39:56 q+ 20:40:15 ... It will be very difficult to understand what goes where and how things relate. I'm not in favor of that. 20:40:28 ... I'm even thinking about a primer. 20:40:35 ... This is something we can do with examples. 20:40:54 Ack KJanowic 20:40:58 ... What we have now is a good compromise 20:41:24 KJanowic: Would it make sense to have a figure over figure 3 that explains what SOSA only is? 20:41:43 RaulGarciaCastro: Yes, but that's something we can do. We can add a new figure. I'm happy to do that. 20:41:48 ACTION RaulGarciaCastro: Sosa only figure 20:41:48 Created ACTION-354 - Sosa only figure [on Raúl García Castro - due 2017-05-16]. 20:42:36 Simon: I support the view that there's a significant set of users that will be jumped straight to examples, but then it can be the purpose of a Primer document. 20:42:47 s/be jumped/jump 20:43:19 KJanowic: I'm not super eager to vote in the absence of Armin. 20:43:40 mlefranc: I agree with the need to have SOSA only examples and I will duplicate examples where it makes sense. 20:43:52 ... To have SSN examples that extend SOSA examples. 20:43:52 ACTION mlefranc: make SOSA and SSN examaples 20:43:53 Created ACTION-355 - Make sosa and ssn examaples [on Maxime Lefrançois - due 2017-05-16]. 20:44:19 Progress on related Action 348 to inquire the need for implementation evidence for, e.g. ssn:Stimulus 20:44:26 next agenda item: Progress on related Action 348 to inquire the need for implementation evidence for, e.g. ssn:Stimulus 20:45:12 i/Progress on related/Topic: Progress on related Action 348 to inquire the need for implementation evidence for, e.g. ssn:Stimulus 20:45:43 KJanowic: [question for Francois about classes that won't be populated] 20:46:21 tidoust: should be fine 20:47:18 q+ 20:47:47 Ack DanhLePhuoc 20:48:01 KJanowic: The rationale to included some classes is from an ontology modelling perspective 20:48:31 DanhLePhuoc: There are classes that people do not instantiate but that will be used in the entailment regime 20:48:32 I agree, we discussed this before and it is okay 20:48:38 q+ 20:48:42 ... In the SPARQL query, this will be used. 20:49:19 ... I wonder if the implementation evidence needs to only address abstract classes 20:49:26 ack KJanowic 20:50:06 KJanowic: The implementation evidence is for terms in HTTP where not using them does not make any sense 20:50:53 for the note above: implementation evidence natural for something like tags in html, not necessarily axioms 20:51:23 Francois: Danh's explanation makes sense to me. Entailment regime is a very good rationale to define abstract classes. 20:52:00 ... No need to find implementation evidence in terms of instantiation if it does not make sense. 20:52:32 KJanowic: There should be an action for somebody who list classes and properties for which we don't expect instantiation. 20:52:51 mlefranc: Plus there are classes and properties that are entangled. 20:53:13 q+ 20:53:25 ... Whenever you have an observation, then you have a stimulus. If you have implementation evidence for observation, then you can that you implementation evidence for stimulus. 20:53:39 ... Only a few terms that are not related such as accuracy and precision. 20:53:51 Ack KJanowic 20:54:48 * true :-) 20:54:48 KJanowic: The presence of domain and range specifications would immediately mean that you do not need implementation evidence for the parent class. 20:55:05 ... I would like to follow these rules. 20:56:09 ... For now, I would just record an action that we create a list of classes and properties where we don't expect instantiations. 20:56:21 ... Any volunteer? 20:57:12 SimonCox: I'm interested in this but I feel I have less experience in the SSN side. There's a bit of homework required, here. 20:57:27 KJanowic: Absolutely, you'd have to understand what the axioms trigger. 20:57:36 DanhLePhuoc: I can try and you can comment on that 20:57:42 ACTION DanhLePhuoc: Create a lit of axioms that do not need implementation evidence 20:57:42 Error finding 'DanhLePhuoc'. You can review and register nicknames at . 20:58:00 ACTION Danh to Create a lit of axioms that do not need implementation evidence 20:58:01 Created ACTION-356 - Create a lit of axioms that do not need implementation evidence [on Danh Le Phuoc - due 2017-05-16]. 20:58:06 ACTION DanhLePhuoc: Create a lit of axioms that do not need implementation evidence 20:58:06 Error finding 'DanhLePhuoc'. You can review and register nicknames at . 20:58:55 next item on agenda: Decision on Pull request https://github.com/w3c/sdw/pull/792 for moving ssn:hasProperty and ssn:isPropertyOf to SOSA 20:59:22 KJanowic: I wonder whether we should rather discuss features at risk 20:59:46 next would be: Progress on Action 346 to mark features at risk 20:59:53 ... I just fear that if we discuss this now, we'll take most of the remaining hour and Armin would still need to be in the conversation. 21:00:08 ... I suggest to talk about features at risk first. 21:00:23 Topic: Progress on Action 346 to mark features at risk 21:00:29 ACTION-346? 21:00:29 ACTION-346 -- Armin Haller to Mark classes/properties as at risk in the ed -- due 2017-05-09 -- OPEN 21:00:29 http://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/track/actions/346 21:00:33 next item: Progress on Action 346 to mark features at risk 21:00:49 https://github.com/w3c/sdw/pull/850 21:00:57 sdwssn has joined #sdwssn 21:01:29 KJanowic: Please look at this discussion 21:01:57 ... Simon, you brought up this idea of moving this in the horizontal module part 21:03:06 I strongly agree 21:03:14 Simon: Yes, I think the whole approach to modularization is motivated by a few things. You can say that importing an ontology does not mean that you have to use all the terms it defines. 21:03:39 ... All the classes that seemed to be discussed as at risk were related to detailed descriptions of sensors 21:03:48 ... I suggest to package them separately 21:04:02 nbasically do what we did with Sample Relations Module 21:04:08 q+ 21:04:26 thats exactly what i was proposing in the Option 8 modularity.... for those reasons 21:04:26 ... in a different graph. SOSA at the core. Then a basic SSN with axiomization but similar scope. 21:04:49 ... Then a separate graph for horizontal extensions as was proposed by KJanowic a year ago. 21:05:13 Yes, and that is a very important point (the readability) 21:05:31 q+ 21:05:36 Ack KJanowic 21:05:39 DanhLePhuoc_ has joined #sdwssn 21:05:42 ... In terms of document, it means we could move concepts to a different part, normative initially and that we could flip to informative prose if we cannot find implementation evidence. 21:05:46 hmm - sleepy eyes - manged to miss my nick roba - can i fix this 21:06:37 Some of those terms had implementation evidence in the old SSN: http://w3c.github.io/sdw/ssn-usage/ 21:06:40 KJanowic: The risk is not being able to move forward because of lack of evidence. 21:06:46 Ack mlefranc 21:07:06 mlefranc: I also back you on moving some of the properties and classes that we feel are at risk in a separate module. 21:07:38 I agree 21:07:57 ... I just saw the pull request, had missed that one. I think other classes could be moved to a separate section. 21:08:03 No, then this would no longer be needed, that is the benefit 21:08:10 yes! 21:08:11 ... My understanding of feature at risk is that we would need to remove them altogether. 21:08:15 q+ 21:08:32 ... Switching them to informative would be a clever way to keep them around. 21:08:53 ... We already have two namespaces, now there would be 3, I'm not fan. 21:09:07 "The namespace for Sample relationships terms is http://www.w3.org/ns/sosa/sampling/" 21:09:24 ... If we put these features in a non-normative section already, then we don't need to have them as features at risk. 21:10:14 KJanowic: This is a really big issue. This is not only about restructuring. Putting features informative would avoid having to mark them at risk altogether. 21:10:38 RaulGarciaCastro: For me, this is a significant change right now. 21:10:55 KJanowic: It's only about moving parts of the document. It won't change axioms. 21:11:09 q+ 21:11:14 q+ 21:11:17 q+ 21:11:25 Ack tidoust 21:11:48 q+ 21:12:51 Francois: Wondering about normative vs. informative meaning here 21:13:25 Ack DanhLePhuoc 21:13:38 KJanowic: It's more thinking in terms of a family of terms that we carry over from the old SSN. 21:14:02 DanhLePhuoc: I share Raul's concern about that being a major change. 21:16:13 Francois: Moving these classes to a horizontal module is fine. However, I note marking that module as informative means you basically drop that module from the ontology. 21:16:16 Ack roba 21:18:06 roba: My concern is that this relationship between factories and namespaces still seems confusing. I would like to see options for extensions that make it easy to do so. Provide a useful pattern. 21:18:12 q? 21:18:59 q+ 21:20:01 q+ 21:20:07 q+ 21:20:12 ack mlefranc 21:20:33 Francois: Why don't you drop these terms altogether right away? They seem to come from the past without too much rationale. 21:20:41 I agree with Maxime 21:20:57 Ack roba 21:20:58 mlefranc: If we find evidence, then these terms would be great to have. 21:21:11 ... There are other people on top of us. 21:21:36 q+ 21:21:39 Simon: I think it's the wrong container. There should be one REC, and a series of NOTE maybe. 21:22:02 ... We can focus on SOSA core and publish a note for the rest of the stuff. 21:22:09 PROPOSAL: Drop conditions, capabilities, and ranges entirely from new SSN. 21:22:23 -1 21:22:23 -1 21:22:29 -1 21:22:31 -1 21:22:40 -1 21:22:40 KJanowic: I'm going to propose that we vote on different options, starting with the most provocative one. 21:22:43 -1 21:23:15 PROPOSAL: Move conditions, capabilities, and ranges to a horizontal module and make them non-normative. 21:23:16 ("the new SSN" is still amorphous - reading it as SOSA + SSN) 21:23:20 KJanowic: I'll take this as a "no". 21:23:37 +1 21:23:40 0 21:23:41 0 21:23:45 0 21:23:52 +1 21:24:04 0 21:24:09 PROPOSAL: Move conditions, capabilities, and ranges to a horizontal module and make them normative. 21:24:28 0 21:24:37 -1 21:24:38 +1 "and at risk" 21:24:41 0 21:24:41 0 21:24:49 +1 (but revert to previous if no implementation) 21:25:04 PROPOSAL: Do not change anything and mark as at risk 21:25:12 -1 21:25:20 -1 21:25:20 0 21:25:24 0 21:25:25 0 21:25:31 0 21:26:16 Could we ask the simple question 'Move conditions, capabilities, and ranges to a horizontal module' first? 21:27:20 +1 21:27:32 PROPOSAL: Move conditions, capabilities, and ranges to a horizontal module and make them as normative (and at risk). If no implementation evidence found, mark section as non-normative. 21:27:38 +1 21:27:45 +1 21:27:46 +1 21:27:47 +1 21:27:55 +1 21:27:57 +1 21:28:06 Good ooutcome 21:28:11 RESOLUTION: Move conditions, capabilities, and ranges to a horizontal module and make them as normative (and at risk). If no implementation evidence found, mark section as non-normative. 21:29:07 KJanowic: Excellent. This needs an action. Any volunteer? 21:29:16 mlefranc: I can do that. Not before next Monday though 21:29:26 ACTION mlefranc : implement resolution "Move conditions, capabilities, and ranges to a horizontal module and make them as normative. If no implementation evidence found, mark section as non-normative." 21:29:27 Created ACTION-357 - : implement resolution "move conditions, capabilities, and ranges to a horizontal module and make them as normative. if no implementation evidence found, mark section as non-normative." [on Maxime Lefrançois - due 2017-05-16]. 21:29:46 Next on the agenda: Strategies to make the WD more readable and how to coordinate the collection of implementation evidence 21:30:13 Topic: Strategies to make the WD more readable and how to coordinate the collection of implementation evidence 21:30:58 KJanowic: We haven't got a lot of comments so far. 21:31:15 ... Right now, we don't have a lot of feedback. We sent it to a lot of people. 21:31:27 ... It may turn into a thing that we need to address. 21:31:32 q+ 21:31:39 ack KJanowic 21:31:41 ... Any idea of a better way to solicit feedback. 21:31:45 ack tidoust 21:31:49 ack SimonCox 21:32:08 q- 21:32:17 Ack mlefranc 21:32:29 Very good idea! 21:32:43 Directly target authors of previous SSN workshops 21:32:50 mlefranc: I was just wondering. There have been a few conferences about SSN. Some emails to paper authors could be a good idea 21:33:14 KJanowic: But then we risk getting statu quo feedback. 21:33:22 q? 21:33:25 q+ 21:33:43 Ack tidoust 21:33:56 tidoust: check abck again with WoT group 21:34:59 tidoust: I wrote this comparison in the wiki: https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/Comparison_between_SSN_and_WoT_TD 21:35:41 q? 21:35:43 DanhLePhuoc: Involved in the Wot WG on Thing Description discussions. They haven't looked very closely at SSN and how it could be integrated but are aware of it. 21:35:44 s/abck/back 21:36:03 Francois: OK, what I wanted to know was that there are people who look at both. That's good. 21:36:06 q+ 21:36:14 ack mlefranc 21:36:18 Agreed! 21:36:24 mlefranc: Having examples should help us to get reviews. 21:36:31 ... It will enhance readability of the document. 21:36:44 ... As soon as we have accepted the examples, then we're good. 21:37:05 KJanowic: I agree. Let's continue with the example despite the fact that we could have to change what property means. 21:37:14 * as we have accepted what a ssn:Property is 21:37:59 KJanowic: I can collect implementation evidence for social sensing. And I can ask people from Siemens to help. 21:38:01 I can provide implementation evidence for sampling (and also sampling relations!) 21:38:12 ... Anyone else who can contribute implementation evidence? 21:38:18 ... For the actuation part? 21:38:20 ... from Geoscience Australia (2M samples) 21:39:04 mlefranc: If it is some data about my building and a few actuators done by my students, that's probably not enough in terms of dataset size. 21:39:14 i dont htink its size as stability - needs to be a production sysrtem 21:39:17 KJanowic: I think it will have to be a bit more substantial than that. 21:39:24 +q 21:39:40 ... OK, we need to be proactive about gathering evidence. 21:39:43 Ack DanhLePhuoc 21:39:56 q+ 21:40:12 DanhLePhuoc: I will check with Web of Things plugfest demos, as they have some things for actuation. 21:40:32 Ack roba 21:41:06 roba: My impression is that it has nothing to do about the size, but rather stability. It needs to be in a production system. 21:41:18 q+ 21:41:20 ... I think we should give it some thoughts before we spend too much time on demos. 21:41:33 Ack DanhLePhuoc 21:41:34 KJanowic: I hope that academic usage will be ok. 21:42:44 q+ 21:42:48 ack KJanowic 21:42:51 DanhLePhuoc: Even the industry, most of the work is in research labs, so it's not easy to find things in production. 21:42:57 ... We have to check. 21:43:11 ... It's really hard to find evidence within 3 month time. 21:43:38 KJanowic: In a EU research project, I think that would be enough. 21:43:50 ... It would be a chicken and egg problem. 21:43:51 just saying we should check... 21:44:30 https://www.w3.org/2011/gld/wiki/DCAT_Implementations 21:44:52 some of them are academic demontrations 21:45:59 Francois: [clarifying the needs are somewhere in between, CR phase is to ask for implementations and deployments or plans for deployments in actual production environments] 21:46:33 KJanowic: OK, it seems we have people looking at implementation evidence, this is good. 21:46:40 ... Any other topic to address in the last 10 minutes? 21:47:01 ... [recap of call discussions] 21:47:37 q? 21:47:57 bye 21:47:57 RRSAgent, draft minutes 21:47:57 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/05/09-sdwssn-minutes.html KJanowic 21:47:58 RRSAgent, draft minutes v2 21:47:58 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/05/09-sdwssn-minutes.html tidoust 21:48:08 bye 21:48:17 Bye bye