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<renato> https://www.w3.org/2016/poe/wiki/Meetings:Telecon20170914
benws_: no objections - minutes are taken
renato: re IM: section 2.6.8 was split up into statements in the different section
ivan: (is the picky one) - what are the open issues on Github?
<renato> https://github.com/w3c/poe/issues
renato: they are all related to documents which should be voted on today
ivan: then this is ok
... a document sent to the W3C directors should mention that
benws_: any open issue anybody on this call
want to raise
... has one: how best we link to the evaluation criteria?
<renato> status section: https://w3c.github.io/poe/test/implementors
renato: at the top of the IM there is a link in the Evaluation Report
ivan: ... and that's all what is required. And this includes also the exit criteria
benws_: is this how Ralph & Co will see the documents?
renato: yes
benws_: fine
... how to know what an implementer has to validate against?
ivan: the final recommendation will link "back" to the test results report
<ivan> Proposed: The WG requests the W3C Director to publish the model and the vocabulary documents as Candidate Recommendations.
<ivan> +1
+1
<benws_> +1
<Serena> +1
<victor> +1
<renato> +1
<CarolineB> +1
<LindaB> +1
<simonstey> +1
simonstey: can typos be changed?
RESOLUTION: The WG requests the W3C Director to publish the model and the vocabulary documents as Candidate Recommendations.
ivan: yes
... asked renato if the next steps are known?
renato: yes - submitting the request to the W3C directors
ivan: we need to agree on the test period of
the CR
... minimal time for a test period is 4 weeks
... and the Proposed Recommendation can only be issued after the test
period has closed
... people of this WG know better when they can deliver test results
... the PR should be issued in the first days of December
ivan: period between closing test period and
issuing PR should be about 2 weeks
... as a result: the test period should close by mid-November
... potential testers are Thomson Reuters, INRA, IPTC/Michael/AP, WU
Vienna/Simon
... and Victor
... that's it
<victor> validation description here: https://www.w3.org/2016/poe/wiki/Validation
benws_: asked simonstey and victor : could you points us to Wiki pages or on Github for what should be used for the tests
<victor> shapes in the git
<simonstey> https://github.com/w3c/poe/tree/gh-pages/semantics/shacl
simonstey: there will be one document holding all the shapes - and a tester has to take them for checking
benws_: is the Wikipage the overall guideline for the tests?
simonstey: naja
<victor> _:bob odrl:assignerOf _:policy123
simonstey: a normalization is required to
get a JSON-LD aligning with the IM
... then the validation should be run against the JSON object
renato: we need some written instruction for people who have not joined the discussion of this group
ivan: 2 more questions
... 1) is there a need to refresh the JSON-LD context and the ontology
file
renato: yes, minor changes
ivan: question 2: what other documents do we
want to publish?
... now is a perfect time to work on such documents
benws_: wants to work on a Primer/Best Practices document
<renato> http://w3c.github.io/poe/rightsml/
benws_: a Formal Semantics should be created by simonstey and victor
<renato> http://w3c.github.io/poe/semantics/
<renato> http://w3c.github.io/poe/bp/
renato: asked michaelS: will IPTC deliver a RightsML profile
<simonstey> https://www.w3.org/2016/poe/wiki/Policy_Inference
michaelS: IPTC has plans
simonstey: re Formal Semantics: we have to
check what should be covered by it,
... maybe something in the conflict resolution area
... more could be covered by the Best Practice document
benws_: suggest to talk to Sabrina and (?) about that issue
<victor> Simon's (and colleagues) paper in 2015? is a really good one which can be taken as basis; besides we have the progress Simon has just exposed
<victor> me
renato: re ivan: formal question regarding creating the CR document
ivan: provided the requested information
ivan: it is a habit to issue the Notes with the final Recommendation. The Rec will be published in about mid-February 2018
benws_: any open issues
renato: thanked michaelS and simonstey for
the very detailled feedback on the document
... and thanks to victor for the implementation stuff.
ivan: are you renato or benws_ inclined to write a blog about getting the CR?
benws_: will do that
LindaB: is the information about the CR open to the public?
ivan: yes
<renato> yes
ivan: we should wait with blogs about ODRL until the CR has been published - late September, early October
<victor> exit
<ivan> trackbot, end telcon