15:58:10 RRSAgent has joined #w3process 15:58:10 logging to http://www.w3.org/2017/07/12-w3process-irc 15:58:12 RRSAgent, make logs public 15:58:12 Zakim has joined #w3process 15:58:14 Zakim, this will be Process 15:58:14 ok, trackbot 15:58:15 Meeting: Revising W3C Process Community Group Teleconference 15:58:15 Date: 12 July 2017 15:58:29 agenda+ assign scribe 15:58:47 agenda+ assigned issues 15:59:00 jeff_ has joined #w3process 15:59:01 wseltzer has joined #w3process 15:59:02 agenda+ active issues https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+sort%3Aupdated-desc 15:59:18 agenda+ issue triage https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues 15:59:33 agenda+ next meeting time 15:59:36 agenda+ AOB 16:00:14 present+ jeff 16:01:26 present+ 16:02:29 regrets+ Léonie 16:02:42 present+ Mike, Virginia 16:02:57 present+ dsinger, jeff 16:03:08 present+ virginia 16:03:41 present+ 16:04:26 DS: Adjustments to agenda? 16:04:31 CMN:Wfm 16:04:35 zakim, next agendum 16:04:35 agendum 1. "assign scribe" taken up [from dsinger] 16:04:42 Agenda: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-w3process/2017Jul/0003.html 16:04:44 zakim, next agendum 16:04:44 agendum 1 was just opened, dsinger 16:04:51 zakim, close item 1 16:04:51 agendum 1, assign scribe, closed 16:04:52 I see 5 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 16:04:52 2. assigned issues [from dsinger] 16:05:00 zakim, take up item 2 16:05:00 agendum 2. "assigned issues " taken up [from dsinger] 16:05:14 DS: Updates on assigned issues? 16:05:39 CMN: I am assigned many 16:05:46 ... I have looked at some of them 16:05:56 ... I plan to implement our decisions 16:06:26 CMN: 44 is trivial 16:07:26 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Aissue%20is%3Aassigned 16:07:31 CMN: #30 could depend on #23 16:07:43 DS: No, any participant must do CEPC 16:07:50 [jeff agrees with ds] 16:08:01 DS: Is there a consensus to add the reference? 16:08:04 CMN: Yes 16:08:07 JJ: +1 16:08:07 +1 16:08:26 DS: Leave it to Chaals 16:08:38 RESOLUTION: We will add a requirement to abide by CEPC 16:08:39 MC: Do we normally point to moving targets? 16:08:42 q+ 16:08:50 CMN: We do the same with pubrules 16:08:56 MC: OK with it 16:09:19 DS: Can we leave to Chaals to wordsmith? 16:10:10 Jeff: Where in the process document does this go? 16:10:22 CMN: Rough idea - where we talk about participation 16:10:34 ... also #23 in a similar fashion 16:11:18 Jeff: Milestone? 16:11:23 CMN: Yes we should assign them. 16:11:25 I believe it goes in 3.1 Individual Participation Criteria 16:11:33 DS: ^^ 16:12:18 DS: #29 left with editor 16:12:19 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/23 16:12:21 CMN: Yes 16:13:24 DS: #23 has proposed text. We can leave to the editor to issue pull request 16:13:32 MC: When did we agree to this? 16:13:37 DS: Months ago 16:14:03 Virginia: What is "xyz?" 16:14:20 DS: General participation requirements (3.1) such as code of ethics 16:14:31 Virginia: Can we see final version of language before we agree? 16:14:40 DS: Yes, we need it for the next call 16:15:25 DS: #15. Mike? 16:15:29 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/15 16:15:38 Mike: I don't think it is worth picking up. 16:16:05 DS: Propose to close 16:16:07 +1 to close without action 16:16:13 MC: That's my rec. 16:16:21 DS: Disagree 16:16:44 CMN: Procedurally there may be poor change tracing, but that is not a process change 16:16:47 DS: Please note that. 16:17:01 [I made a PR to close #44] 16:17:06 DS: #11 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/11 16:17:13 DS: CMN? 16:17:13 q+ 16:17:19 q- 16:17:31 q- 16:17:39 WS: Change a SHOULD to a MUST 16:17:46 MC: Worth doing? 16:17:51 CMN: Yes. 16:18:08 ... Something from HH and JJ and not the rest of the team needs to be documented 16:18:17 DS: We'll leave that to CMN 16:18:29 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/8 16:18:43 DS: #8 - https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/8 16:18:53 CMN: No update, but straightforward. 16:18:56 DS: Next meeting? 16:18:59 CMN: Yes. 16:19:16 DS: #3 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/3 16:19:32 CMN: Actual work to deal with meetings and workshops which are scattered in document 16:19:39 ... editorial simplification 16:19:45 DS: Leave it with you. 16:20:00 MC: Agree 16:20:08 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/2 16:20:08 DS #2 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/2 16:20:22 ... LW agrees with CMN proposal in email 16:20:33 Virginia: I added a comment about patent license commitment 16:20:39 ... need PSIG input 16:20:58 q+ 16:21:03 ... concerned about it - are each WG responsible for commitments for entire deliverable or their part 16:21:08 ... difficulty in tracking that 16:21:09 q+ 16:21:13 ... need to talk to PSIG 16:21:21 ack ws 16:21:33 [+1 to Wendy] 16:21:35 q- 16:21:36 WS: In practice we've never had a contribution based commitment 16:21:42 ... so it is entire deliverable 16:21:47 ... we can bring to PSIG 16:22:07 DS: As if each WG has it in their charter 16:22:12 Virginia: Run it by PSIG 16:22:16 DS: Can you do that? 16:22:40 Virginia: Maybe not by next call 16:22:55 CMN: August 7. Also, no mechanism for partial commitment. 16:23:13 Virginia: But if you are not involved in material because you are in the other WG 16:23:30 CMN: Yes. SOP is that each WG publishes as if it is the work of that WG 16:23:31 q? 16:23:37 ... so committed to entire spec 16:23:46 Virginia: Where in the PP? 16:24:05 CMN: Doesn't. Each WG merely processes each spec as if in that WG 16:24:21 Virginia: Is entire spec in each WG charter 16:24:24 CMN: Yes. 16:24:30 DS: Practically this is required. 16:24:46 ... IPR entanglement 16:24:56 ... either on the hook or not 16:25:07 Virginia: Still PSIG should review 16:25:11 DS: Yup. 16:25:17 q+ 16:25:25 Virginia: I'll do that. 16:25:33 q- 16:25:34 ... what about #13. 16:25:46 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/13 16:25:49 ... I proposed language 16:26:40 DS: Comments on this language? 16:26:44 [[The W3C Director may negotiate and sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Liaison Agreement with another organization. For purposes of this section, a “Liaison Agreement” is a formal written and binding agreement signed by W3C and another party to establish terms such as the framework of a liaison, the parties’ rights and obligations, ownership of deliverables, intellectual property rights, 16:26:50 and confidentiality. A Liaison Agreement may ... 16:26:52 ... have a different name, such as a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), a Letter of Intent (LOI), or another type of document or agreement, while still qualifying as a Liaison Agreement under this section. Before signing the Liaison AgreementMoU, the Team must inform the Advisory Committee of the intent to sign and make the Liaison Agreement MoU available for Advisory Committee review; Advisory Commit 16:26:58 tee representatives may initiate an Advisory ... 16:27:01 ... Committee Appeal of the decision to sign the Liaison AgreementMoU. Once approved, a Liaison Agreement should be made public. 16:27:04 The Team may inform the Advisory Committee of the intent to sign non-binding MOUs or LOIs. 16:27:07 Information about W3C liaisons with other organizations and the guidelines W3C follows when creating a liaison [PUB28] is available on the Web.]] 16:27:10 sorry, the redline didn't come through 16:27:16 ... personally I think it is OK 16:27:22 ... please review 16:27:31 CMN: Can I have time offline? 16:27:38 q+ 16:27:41 DS: Next meeting to review. 16:27:50 ... CMN can you make it as a pull request 16:28:00 CMN: No, it is a word document 16:28:08 DS: I will get the text to you 16:28:33 WS: Concern that "liaison agreement" term might clash with our informal liaisons 16:28:38 Virginia: We can modify. 16:28:57 WS: Otherwise looks good. 16:29:05 DS: Other assigned issues? 16:29:52 CMN: Virginia, you need to show up in github as a collaborator or we cannot formally assign the issue 16:30:14 DS: Active issues 16:30:22 zakim, close 2 16:30:22 I don't understand 'close 2', dsinger 16:30:30 zakim, close this item 16:30:30 I see a speaker queue remaining and respectfully decline to close this agendum, dsinger 16:30:33 zakim, close item 2 16:30:33 I see a speaker queue remaining and respectfully decline to close this agendum, chaals 16:30:34 q? 16:30:37 q- 16:30:44 zakim, close item 2 16:30:44 agendum 2, assigned issues , closed 16:30:44 zakim, close this item 16:30:46 I see 4 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 16:30:46 3. active issues https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+sort%3Aupdated-desc [from dsinger] 16:30:46 I do not know what agendum had been taken up, dsinger 16:31:10 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+sort%3Aupdated-desc 16:31:40 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/36 16:31:44 #36 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/36 16:31:58 CMN: We are working on obsoleting old specs in Web Platform 16:32:09 ... editorial wording is not unreasonable 16:32:16 ... either agree or drop 16:32:23 DS: I've put in a proposal 16:32:34 [DS reads proposal] 16:32:51 s/drop/drop - because it doesn't seem to make a material difference either way/ 16:33:11 DS: Can we assign to editor 16:33:20 CMN: Sure, but he will probably close the issue 16:33:25 DS: But we need process changes 16:33:35 CMN: Not the conclusion of Web Platform 16:34:01 DS: I'll leave it with you. 16:34:29 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/9 16:34:36 q+ 16:35:16 DS: Could this practically happen 16:35:22 JJ: I don't see why not. 16:35:33 DS: Let's not take this up. Not practical at the moment. 16:35:46 Virginia: I agree to leave it unless a pressing problem. 16:36:01 DS: CMN? 16:36:15 CMN: I think the problem is the inverse of what Virginia suggested 16:37:06 ... we don't clearly find a related member and their IPR 16:37:15 q+ 16:37:35 ... can be solved, but little transparency 16:38:04 Virginia: How do we find out who that rep is working for? 16:38:16 ... as a small co they may not want us to know 16:38:23 CMN: Process reqt that they tell us 16:38:28 ... people are not secretive 16:38:39 ... but we can't stop misbehavior 16:38:46 q? 16:38:56 ... we can try to constrain them from doing so 16:39:30 MC: We can ask the companies that appoint the dual-hatted person to join the WG 16:39:35 ... team can do it - not in process doc 16:40:25 CMN: Team can ask company; or the company can remember to exclude - but it is hard if we constrain the number of people that can represent 16:40:29 ack j 16:40:43 s/we can/at the moment we apparently/ 16:40:46 virginia has joined #w3process 16:40:47 ack d 16:40:49 JJ: Not high priority 16:40:50 q+ 16:41:09 q+ 16:41:23 DS: The amount of work in infrastructure for this scenario - not necessarily worth it 16:41:40 ... can also have leakiness of one company "representing" another 16:41:43 ... we need to trust 16:41:45 q- later 16:41:52 ... not a process issue 16:41:59 q? 16:42:03 CMN: But hard to do right thing 16:42:06 ack vi 16:42:17 [Jeff agrees with what David said] 16:42:35 Virginia: Can we just add that they can't represent two members without approval 16:42:40 ... that would force them to ask 16:42:58 ... in most cases that would be OK 16:43:08 ack j 16:43:11 ... in bizarre cases we would look into it. 16:43:56 q+ 16:44:00 q+ 16:44:14 ack v 16:44:27 Jeff: We can register "dual hats", but don't ask the team to judge what is bizarre. 16:44:49 Virginia: If they notify us that they are representing two members and it is not straightforward then we would ask them questions 16:44:59 ... if they are non-members it would be vetting. 16:45:33 mchampion has joined #w3process 16:45:54 Jeff: Still hard to implement 16:45:57 q? 16:46:12 Virginia: We are concerned about a person being a member with companies behind them giving them technology 16:46:26 ... no commitments from hidden companies 16:47:18 q+ 16:47:21 Jeff: That is a submarine patent issue unrelated to the dual hatted problem 16:47:30 Should we ask the team? Can two (or more) AC Reps nominate the same person to a single WG? If they do, will the participation database show that both members are in the WG? Will both members get all notifications such as Exclusion Opportunities? 16:47:31 DS: Feels unlikely 16:47:54 q+ to discuss issue #48 16:48:10 DS: Do we want to bother with this -seeing that it could be a lot of work? 16:48:13 ack ds 16:48:16 ack vir 16:48:30 Virginia: We should at least receive notice if there is a dual hat. 16:49:04 Jeff: That wouldn't be a bad idea 16:49:10 CMN: That is already in the process 16:49:17 DS: can we move on? 16:49:30 Virginia: CMN please provide that notice. 16:49:32 CMN: Yes 16:49:35 V: Tx. 16:49:50 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/48 16:50:29 [ -> https://www.w3.org/2017/Process-20170301/#RelatedAndConsortiumMembers Related members, section 2.1.2.2 ] 16:50:42 Jeff: #48 could come up. 16:50:45 DS: Proposals? 16:50:54 q+ 16:50:57 (The appeals process doesn't actually describe how an appeal finishes) 16:52:18 Jeff: Here is my view 16:52:26 ... if it is overturned IT IS OVERTURNED 16:53:12 ... @@@ ran out of time to scribe 16:53:22 DS: Can you provide your views in a comment? 16:53:24 q+ 16:53:30 Jeff: Yes. 16:54:02 jeff: 2 big issues looked at in AB relating to Process 16:54:13 ... would be useful to have at least stubs for those 16:54:28 ... 1. improving errata management in W3C. Issue #5 is in active issue list 16:54:40 q+ 16:54:50 ... ongoing in AB 16:54:59 ... 2. new proposed selection method for TAG 16:55:07 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/4 16:55:08 ... was that opened for an issue other than 31? 16:55:30 dsinger: Issue 4, Role and make-up of TAG 16:55:37 ... nobody assigned, but it is active 16:55:49 ... AB has shared a proposal with TAG 16:56:04 jeff: my pref to put 4 and 5 on agenda each month 16:56:39 chaals: I propose opening specific issues on AB's proposal; will add text after TAG meeting 16:57:06 DS: Any others? 16:57:07 dsinger: Jeff, you'll take 5; chaals will take new isseue 16:57:24 Virginia: Ballot outstanding for a year? Can we fix it? 16:57:28 ... #34 16:57:51 DS: I don't like it 16:57:53 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/34 16:57:55 [I don't like it either] 16:58:00 CMN: I just used it and I like it. 16:58:11 DS: We should ask the question when the material is available 16:58:15 Virginia: Right 16:58:21 CMN: I agree with the statement 16:58:35 ... but it is an inaccurate characterization the situation. 16:58:41 DS: Make it a github discussion. 16:58:46 zakim, close item 3 16:58:46 agendum 3, active issues https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+sort%3Aupdated-desc, closed 16:58:48 I see 3 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 16:58:48 4. issue triage https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues [from dsinger] 16:59:46 DS: I can't make the next meeting 17:00:00 JJ: Reschedule it 17:00:30 DS: I'll do a Doodle poll. Shoot for 16th. 17:00:37 -> https://github.com/w3c/w3process/pulls Open Pull requests 17:00:58 Please all review the PRs 17:01:07 DS: Please review the pull requests ^^ 17:01:13 ... next meeting we review text 17:01:16 ... AOB 17:01:25 Thanks. 17:01:29 [adjourned] 17:01:33 rrsagent, make minutes 17:01:33 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/07/12-w3process-minutes.html jeff_ 20:13:10 jeff__ has joined #w3process 20:55:47 jeff__ has joined #w3process 21:39:33 jeff_ has joined #w3process