15:49:19 RRSAgent has joined #pwg 15:49:19 logging to http://www.w3.org/2017/07/24-pwg-irc 15:49:29 Zakim has joined #pwg 15:50:09 mattg has joined #pwg 15:50:23 regrets+ Bill_Kasdorf, Leonard, Vlad 15:50:26 present+ 15:50:32 chair: Garth 15:50:42 Agenda: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-publ-wg/2017Jul/0036.html 15:50:51 zakim, this is PWG Weekly Telco 15:50:51 got it, tzviya 15:51:21 regrets+ Nick_Ruffilo 15:51:35 Avneesh has joined #pwg 15:56:56 jun_gamo has joined #pwg 15:57:03 Rachel has joined #pwg 15:58:51 I am already on audio line. So, it does not look like Readium meeting 15:59:19 present+ dauwhe 15:59:35 present+ 15:59:39 present+ Avneesh 15:59:51 George has joined #pwg 15:59:57 cmaden2 has joined #pwg 16:00:05 present+ 16:00:10 garth has joined #pwg 16:00:10 laudrain has joined #pwg 16:00:16 present+ Garth 16:00:20 present+ George 16:00:23 present+ 16:00:36 present+ Luc 16:00:52 present+ Chris_Maden 16:00:57 present+ 16:01:24 present+ Jun_Gamo 16:01:44 evan has joined #pwg 16:01:51 duga has joined #pwg 16:01:59 toshiakikoike has joined #pwg 16:02:03 present+ 16:02:06 elui has joined #pwg 16:02:20 presnt+ 16:02:31 clapierre has joined #pwg 16:02:54 present+ toshaikikoike 16:03:01 zakim, pick a victim 16:03:01 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose Chris_Maden 16:03:32 zakim, pick a victim 16:03:32 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose mattg 16:03:45 present+ 16:03:50 rkwright has joined #pwg 16:03:52 fchasen has joined #pwg 16:04:38 regrets+ Deborah_Kaplan 16:04:47 MURATA has joined #pwg 16:04:53 HeatherF has joined #pwg 16:04:55 https://www.w3.org/2017/07/17-pwg-minutes.html 16:05:11 present+ Heather_Flanagan 16:05:17 present+ fchasen 16:05:18 present+ Ric Wright 16:06:02 present+ Benjamin_Young 16:06:30 timCole has joined #pwg 16:06:35 laurentlemeur has joined #pwg 16:06:47 present+ laurent 16:07:23 Garth: Tzviya and I want to talk more about process - github issues versus the mailing list 16:07:51 BenSchroeter has joined #pwg 16:07:55 present+ Tim_Cole 16:08:04 topic: Tone and Volume on GitHub and email 16:08:44 ... we've had a number of people talking about the tone and volume on github issues - on one hand it looks exciting and invested with strong opinions but there have been comments of feeling intimidated or shouted down - we have some issues with civility and quantity of responses 16:10:05 ... if we disagree with what people say we need to respond in a civil way - we don't need to respond to every post so that we encourage others to jump in 16:10:52 https://www.w3.org/Consortium/cepc/ 16:11:12 ... not sure exactly what the solution is but need for a well-functioning group - we want everyone to feel included and take these issues into consideration - link to w3c code of conduct is in the agenda - we have had some over-enthusiasm 16:11:33 laudrain has joined #pwg 16:11:36 https://www.w3.org/publishing/groups/publ-wg/WorkMode/#mailing-lists-policy-usage-etiquette-etc 16:12:12 tzviya: if you take a look at the link there's a section on what we use github for and email for. github is for technical discussion - email is for overarching topics 16:12:13 Hadrien has joined #pwg 16:12:24 present+ 16:13:04 ... we've been having philisophical issues on github that belong on the email list - also need to be aware that consensus on github is not consensus of the WG 16:13:52 s/philisophical/philosophical/ 16:13:59 q? 16:14:02 q? 16:14:20 q? 16:15:04 leslie has joined #pwg 16:15:05 garth: we want to move some of the issues that have become circular and deal with them on the call today 16:15:23 topic: Technical work 16:15:43 ... there is a link in the agenda to the active github issues - we've pulled out a subset to discuss 16:15:59 q? 16:16:12 I also pulled together a google doc https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NzYLURq4zqkeGoCJbY-5rlIUsfPt9Dy5S10BLOA-tGg/edit?usp=sharing 16:17:11 marisa_demeglio has joined #pwg 16:18:08 q? 16:18:20 dauwhe: one of the sources of some of our discussions that haven't resolved is that there seems to be several different visions of what we're talking about when we talk about publishing a web publication 16:19:16 ... one of the ways this has come out is does the person doing the publishing have control over the resources being published - if we get to a component can we discover it is part of a publication or part of more than one - example has been through a link 16:19:40 Yes. 16:19:50 s/murata/Garth 16:19:53 +1 16:20:32 garth: is a publication a link to something that might be moving or more like a point in time - we decided on this in the interest group but not sure if we're still on the same page 16:21:35 dave: the kind of content we publish has a time cycle measured in years - corrections may come in later but we hardly ever refresh more than once a year - it is very different from twitter or nyt that update constantly or on scale of minutes or hours 16:22:01 ... is what we do related to anything that publishers do? 16:22:26 hadrien: on the web you can update as often as you want and can link to whatever you want - basic principles of the web 16:22:38 dauwhe: is there a difference between linking and publishing 16:22:51 yes 16:23:15 the W3C (for instance) prevents edits to published TR documents--groups must provide errata...even for trivial things like typos 16:23:16 q? 16:23:22 garth: but this is our mission to determine what publishing on the web means - this group is w3c's effort to make the web relevant to publishing - if it differs from the web that is relevant but not completely relevant 16:23:47 https://www.w3.org/TR/pwp/#whatisawebpublication 16:23:50 q+ 16:23:53 q+ 16:23:53 hadrien: our goal should not be to add publishing but publications - identify the grouping of resources and metadata - should not be that we can't update or link 16:24:54 tzviya: this is where the dpig use case discussions diverge - if we disagree with what dpig came up with we need to come to a new definition and work on that as a group 16:24:57 q? 16:25:01 ack tzviya 16:25:03 hadrien: i don't believe it's that different 16:25:36 q? 16:25:37 I see similarities here when companies do major web redesign to their website and the do this in a sandbox and then then "publish" their final website after they do all their final copy edits/ accessibility testing, link testing etc. 16:25:39 tzviya: i don't have a url for anything until it is published at wiley 16:25:48 ack dauwhe 16:26:09 What is the current definition in the input PWP documents? 16:26:43 MURATA: see also https://www.w3.org/TR/pwp/#dfn-packaged-web-publication 16:26:54 q? 16:27:07 dauwhe: a web publication being just a collection of links what stops me from calling the top five ads from nyt a publication and putting ads in it - the act of publishing means that you had some responsibility in the creation of the content - more like playlists instead of albums 16:27:12 Got it. Thanks. 16:27:18 q+ 16:27:18 q+ 16:27:18 Nothing prevents anyone from embedding others’ content for revenue now—except law (and suits) and technology. 16:27:26 q? 16:27:30 ack Hadrien 16:27:33 But if I license my content that way, you ought to be able to aggregate however you like. 16:27:50 q+ 16:27:56 q? 16:27:59 q+ 16:28:13 BillM has joined #pwg 16:28:17 hadrien: I don't think that's true - the first paragraph has no impact - it's only when we get to pwp that it matters - at wp level it's not existent - a mix tape is a kind of creation 16:28:23 present+ BillM 16:28:32 q? 16:28:35 ack timCole 16:28:54 scribenick: tzviya 16:29:17 tim: The IG was trying to take the idea of existing publishing and make sure it can work on the web 16:29:22 q? 16:29:36 ...not look at what on the Web can be called publishing 16:29:56 q? 16:29:57 ..We do have to look at both perspectives 16:30:00 ack George 16:30:29 george: i'm viewing this from a semantics perspective - when i'm in a web publication that means something to me and my expectations are different from a web page 16:30:39 scribenick: mattg 16:30:49 q+ 16:30:50 q+ 16:31:04 ... want to be able to read in a particular order, search the publication instead of the whole web 16:31:09 +1 16:31:15 ack ga 16:31:23 +1 to George's comments 16:31:42 garth: if we look at epub today it is a collection that will be the same tomorrow - the basic content is not changing 16:31:56 Also, the New York Times for Mon 24 Jul 2017 is nothing other than an ordered collection of New York Times articles. Might they want to be able to use PWP to publish that? 16:32:09 ... that is key to what a web publication is - except for certain dynamic content things in the spine won't change 16:32:24 q? 16:32:32 ... if we do something that is not relevant to our publishing community we have failed 16:33:12 ack tzviya 16:33:20 tzviya: the first question we have to answer is where we differ from the dpig document 16:33:44 ... publishers are not updating on a regular basis like an atom feed 16:33:48 +1 tzviya 16:34:04 Suppose that a music magazine has a list of future concerts. Will that list change if some concerts are cancelled? 16:34:08 ... first we need to define publishing on the web - we don't need to define a new version of atom or rss 16:34:19 +1 Tzviya 16:34:37 q? 16:34:46 ... also need to solve cross-origin - there are reasons to address and not to address - we can't solve every issue for fpwd 16:34:54 ack laurentlemeur 16:35:28 laurentlemeur: it's not about capacity to search or update but about control of the documents that are part of the publication 16:36:27 q? 16:36:40 ... do we want publications that contain documents that we don't control - for some of us publishing involves control of the documents - others aren't concerned about control but about ability to create the overarching publication 16:37:41 q+ 16:37:51 garth: not sure how we decide on this to move ahead - finding the thing that's being pointed out requires stability 16:38:10 q? 16:38:16 ack h 16:38:18 ack Hadrien 16:39:13 Hadrien: it's not even an issue of control - content can be spread across multiple domains - an article could be included in multiple publications, for example - remixing is useful even when you have complete control 16:39:16 q+ 16:39:49 q+ 16:40:56 q+ 16:40:59 ack d 16:41:03 Publishing: defining the parts that won’t change over time. 16:41:04 ack da 16:41:13 dauwhe: based on what hadrien just said, there are some significant trade-offs - one thing we see as desireable is if you find yourself in a web resource you have a way of finding you're in a publication but that closes off some of these possibilities 16:41:27 ack du 16:41:58 +1 to what Brady said 16:42:45 q+ 16:42:51 duga: being able to identify that a resource is a part of a publication is powerful and so is including other resources - can handle this without links in the document - can be done with magic formatting of the link or http headers - we could find some mechanism to get back to the parent without modifying the html 16:43:28 ack bi 16:44:48 bigbluehat: one of the things i ran into was whether portable web publications provide offline-ability - the boundary line is increasingly a boundary of what can be published - pwp allows distribution but a wp can be loaded in firefox and have the rest of the book 16:44:55 q? 16:44:58 ack Hadrien 16:46:11 q+ 16:46:14 Hadrien: from a technical point of view I don't think we're making that big a distinction - discovery is the main thing - providing a link is only generally a "should" - if you have ten links it might even be messy - if we don't require links then you can have both views 16:46:27 ack duga 16:47:10 duga: discoverability shouldn't be a requirement but the ability to make something discoverable should - we have to allow the publisher to make the publication discoverable from a shared resource 16:47:36 q? 16:47:36 q? 16:47:39 Hadrien: agree. the impact on a technical basis is small so not sure why we're making such a big deal out of it 16:47:43 q+ 16:48:20 q+ 16:48:29 ack dauwhe 16:48:47 dauwhe: sounding to me like we're in a place where a little prototyping and experimenting would be helpful - especially around brady's ideas - interested in how nesting will work - some setches of these things would help 16:48:47 ack Hadrien 16:49:20 Hadrien: all of the things we're talking about we're implementing in readium2 - not just conceptual and intending to use in production 16:50:05 q? 16:50:08 garth: the fact that an implementation exists does not mean it is the thing this group will adopt - readium moving these forward is relevant but not a determination 16:50:17 https://www.w3.org/TR/pwp/#whatisawebpublication 16:50:38 q? 16:50:41 q+ 16:50:42 Agree with Garth. 16:51:15 tzviya: we're still working with a fuzzy definition of web publication - dpig put together a definition in the link - I'll send around an email vote later today on whether to use this or refine it as we may have differing perspectives 16:51:29 q? 16:51:31 garth: we need to agree on a definition 16:51:33 Hadrien, why? 16:51:46 cmaden2 has joined #pwg 16:52:05 laurentlemeur: looking at the definition of web publication in that document - what does it mean about obtaining resources 16:52:21 tzviya: we'll welcome suggestions to imrpove 16:53:28 wolfgang has joined #pwg 16:53:39 garth: we need to try and get to consensus on the definition 16:54:00 s/imrpove/improve/ 16:54:49 s/resource/primary resource/g 16:55:16 dauwhe: we've already been talking about whether there are solutions that don't require an explicit link to a manifest 16:55:28 q? 16:56:09 dauwhe: when I go to a link finding a link that indicates that this belongs to a bigger whole is important 16:56:18 q- 16:56:25 q+ 16:56:28 Can a UA with the first resource of a WP figure out that it's a WP (and which one)? YES 16:56:29 Can a UA with any resource of a WP figure out that it's a WP (and which one)? YES 16:57:00 ack mu 16:57:14 murata: I would like to replace resource by primary resource - some resources are not primary - primary are like spine items 16:57:18 +1 16:57:21 +1 16:57:26 Can a UA with the first primary resource of a WP figure out that it's a WP (and which one)? YES 16:57:27 Can a UA with any primary resource of a WP figure out that it's a WP (and which one)? YES 16:57:39 +1 16:57:52 q? 16:58:18 +1 16:58:46 +1 16:58:51 +1 16:59:06 garth: sounds like these two statements are non-controversial 16:59:14 it can discover it's part of a WP if it has a link to it 16:59:27 q? 16:59:36 so that's not a +1, more like a +0.5 17:00:07 rrsagent, make logs public 17:00:12 rrsagent, make minutes 17:00:12 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/07/24-pwg-minutes.html tzviya 17:00:18 laurentlemeur has left #pwg 17:00:18 BillM has left #pwg 17:00:29 Bye. 17:00:39 clapierre has left #pwg 17:00:46 fchasen has left #pwg 17:11:34 duga has joined #pwg 17:12:38 mateus has joined #pwg 17:19:02 garth has joined #pwg 17:25:58 Karen has joined #pwg 19:29:31 cmaden2 has joined #pwg 19:30:34 garth has joined #pwg 19:59:16 Zakim has left #pwg 21:31:08 cmaden2 has joined #pwg 21:52:18 mateus has joined #pwg 23:02:04 garth has joined #pwg