22:03:03 RRSAgent has joined #tagab 22:03:03 logging to https://www.w3.org/2017/11/08-tagab-irc 22:03:06 Zakim has joined #tagab 22:03:11 RRSAgent, make logs public 22:04:30 plinss has joined #tagab 22:04:32 cwilso has joined #tagab 22:04:39 barryleiba has joined #tagab 22:04:52 ericwilligers has joined #tagab 22:05:19 sangwhan has joined #tagab 22:05:46 natasha has joined #tagab 22:09:37 Chair: Natasha 22:09:42 Scribe: sangwhan 22:09:59 22:10:13 hadleybeeman has joined #tagab 22:10:20 natasha: Dan, will present slides about the TAG 22:10:41 dka: I gave slides during the AC meeting yesterday, you can look at those slides directly 22:11:04 ...just to re-iterate, the tag is chartered to deal with general architecture of the web 22:11:09 (reading straight off of slides) 22:11:18 ... more elected than appointed 22:11:27 ... reflects the makeup of w3c's technical community 22:11:38 ... everyone in this room knows what we've been doing 22:11:47 ... majority of our time is doing technical reviews 22:11:52 ... which is done via GH 22:12:01 ... we have been getting lots of positive feedback 22:12:03 bkardell_ has joined #tagab 22:12:13 ... in some cases we are just another pair of eyes 22:12:14 present+ 22:12:50 ... looking at stuff outside of the w3c 22:12:59 ... and being a liaison etc 22:13:28 hadleybeeman: the tag is a small group of people looking at a big chunk of the web 22:13:50 ... but to have a better perspective we need more diversity 22:14:14 tantek: what does it take to be on the tag? 22:14:23 natasha: first, can you give me a overview of the ab? 22:14:36 tantek: i am a elected member of the ab 22:14:49 ... anything that has to do with ip, licensing, other topics 22:14:57 ... e.g. how do we run w3c as a community 22:15:05 ... sometimes deal with funding issues 22:15:18 cwilso: in particular the ab is the owners of the process document 22:15:28 ... in practice it is lead by a cg 22:15:46 tantek: a lot of w3c is a bit secretive 22:16:01 ... quite a bit of the resources are member only 22:16:01 aboxhall has joined #tagab 22:16:13 ... we have been trying to make the work a bit more transparent 22:16:25 hadleybeeman: tag does most of the work in the open 22:16:54 cwilso: we try to be open, but some bits can't be open 22:16:59 .. e.g. ip issues 22:17:26 natasha: let's discuss the logistics 22:17:32 tantek has joined #tagab 22:17:42 ... in the ab everyone is elected aside from jeff 22:18:02 bkardell_: you don't have to be a member to be a member 22:18:06 present+ 22:18:15 dbaron: you need a member to nominate you though 22:18:26 s/member/member of the W3C/ 22:18:40 natasha: there are members of the tag who are appointed 22:18:49 plinss: 3 seats are appointed 22:19:16 q? 22:19:19 natasha: jeff is the chair of the ab, and tim is the chair of the tag, but there are two chairs for the tag 22:19:40 Natasha said Jeff's name and here he is! 22:19:46 dka: tim is active within the tag, but the defacto chairs are peter and me 22:19:50 present+ jeff 22:20:36 tantek: small correction about appointing the chair, ab chair is appointed by the ceo, appointed himself 22:20:54 bkardell_: maybe we should bring up affiliation changes 22:21:12 natasha: there can't be two people from the same organization on both the ab and tag 22:21:33 jeff has joined #tagab 22:21:50 michael: if the affiliation changes, it is possible to continue until your term is over 22:22:19 cwilso: however the chair can chose to eject a member given a potential conflict of interest 22:22:49 dbaron: the tag rules have been softened up a bit 22:23:23 This is described in https://w3c.github.io/w3process/#AB 22:24:00 natasha: some people in the tag have a particular expertise 22:24:25 present+ aboxhall 22:24:26 present+ michaelchampion 22:24:34 present+ natasha 22:24:39 present+ sangwhan 22:24:46 dka: security is one of the fields of expertise 22:24:47 present+ torgo 22:24:50 ... yan is one example 22:24:56 present+ hadleybeeman 22:25:03 ... sometimes it is goo to have broad exposure 22:25:04 present+ dbaron 22:25:08 present+ cwilso 22:25:13 present+ plinss 22:25:15 q+ to talk about hats 22:25:20 ... e.g. chairs of WGs, or people who have knowledge in a wide range of topics 22:25:24 ... but good to have a mix 22:26:00 ... when I joined the TAG, I recall having a discussion about qualifications 22:26:13 ... but there are not a set of hard qualifications 22:26:50 q? 22:26:54 q+ 22:27:09 natasha: no need to be uncomfortable because you lack expertise in a particular field 22:27:09 q+ to follow-up to torgo then what motivated you to run for the tag 22:27:42 ... we need to diversify our higher level groups 22:27:54 ... understanding the languages around the world, how the web is used around the world 22:27:58 ... the commitment is one issue 22:28:13 ack jeff 22:28:13 jeff, you wanted to talk about hats 22:28:33 jeff: dan was talking about computer science phds 22:28:51 (was a weird joke, skipping minutes on that) 22:29:16 ... when i discuss with the ac they expect us to be bringing the web to it's full potential 22:29:25 q+ to ask jeff a question about setting the direction for the AC 22:29:29 ... what is nice about the ab, they take off their corporate hats 22:29:34 ... and operate as individuals 22:29:44 ... and not represent their employers 22:29:52 ... same goes for tag 22:30:23 ... diversity is important because we need a bunch of different perspectives 22:30:31 ack t 22:30:31 tantek, you wanted to follow-up to torgo then what motivated you to run for the tag 22:30:50 tantek: asking dka why he ran for the tag 22:30:55 mdadas has joined #tagab 22:31:06 dka: (is thinking) 22:31:13 ... think it is about making a difference 22:31:16 present+ mdadas 22:31:37 ... the primary goal is to be a steward for the web, on behalf of the webdev community 22:31:59 ... and i saw the tag as a place to do a leadership role of this 22:32:11 present+ dka 22:33:02 q? 22:33:08 ack hadleybeeman 22:33:08 hadleybeeman, you wanted to ask jeff a question about setting the direction for the AC 22:33:19 hadleybeeman: yesterday ralph presented work on i18n 22:33:35 ... is that a strategic decision 22:33:39 ... how was that made? 22:34:16 jeff: in this case i didn't need the ab's input on this 22:34:28 ... i was asked by many members to look into this 22:34:38 ... so we setup a tf to look into this 22:35:40 sangwhan: I represent the hardware api, device api community 22:37:03 sangwhan: The TAG meets four times a year, which is a lot of travel 22:37:11 ... travel 4 times a year, work depends on what spec you're looking at 22:37:34 ... 1 full day of work a week 22:37:45 q+ to ask wait does every TAG member go to all 4 meetings a year? or is there an acceptable level of # of f2f meetings to participate in? 22:38:21 natasha: the AB also meets face-to-face four times a year. We each take on projects as well 22:38:36 ...I do them in the evenings. 22:38:55 ...David Singer probably does more because he looks after the Process CG as well, so his will be closer to 2 days/week 22:39:22 mike: we're working on the process document right now, so work is going into that 22:40:02 ... other things involve working with w3c management on coaching, or other relevant topics 22:40:07 q+ to comment on AB generically 22:40:50 I'll note that the AB priorities (that cwilso mentioned) are on our public wiki page: https://www.w3.org/wiki/AB 22:40:52 q+ 22:40:55 ack tantek 22:40:55 tantek, you wanted to ask wait does every TAG member go to all 4 meetings a year? or is there an acceptable level of # of f2f meetings to participate in? 22:41:15 cwilso: we choose priorities, and work on these 22:41:34 tantek: some TAG and AB members sometimes do 3/4 meetings a year 22:42:18 q? 22:43:00 dka: another motiavator is a career motivator 22:43:44 ack jeff 22:43:44 jeff, you wanted to comment on AB generically 22:44:22 q? 22:45:00 jeff: w3c is and sdo, also a community where people come together, team turns to the AB as to how people communicate across boundaries and how we help that 22:47:15 natasha: dka, how did you get your boss to agree to working on TAG? 22:47:32 dka: helps to have an understanding boss! 22:48:26 ... also the amount you get out of it, knowledge, information 22:50:28 ack bkardell_ 22:51:30 q+ 22:52:42 present+ barryleiba 22:53:13 bkardell_: nomination requires an AC member to nominate, we need to find people and then convince them to run. They also need to be able to fund or get funding. Can we do something about this? 22:53:24 natasha: yes, we should discuss this in AB 22:53:37 q? 22:53:44 q+ michaelchampion 22:53:50 ack jeff 22:54:00 barryleiba: ADs in IETF take so much time, almost 100% for some people 22:54:59 jeff: we need to do some more work to get people involved 22:55:59 barryleiba: you need enough people, and good ones also. 22:56:02 q? 22:56:27 ack michaelchampion 22:57:24 q+ to answer bkardell_ remark about people from same org 22:58:27 mike: tag used email, people could see this, what do you use now? 22:58:28 dka: all our work now on github, people can watch this 22:58:52 zakim, close the queue 22:58:52 ok, cwilso, the speaker queue is closed 22:58:59 ack t 22:58:59 tantek, you wanted to answer bkardell_ remark about people from same org 22:59:22 tantek: terms limits, we could make sure people do turn over, even within the same org 22:59:46 barryleiba has left #tagab 23:01:18 travisleithead: mentoring opportunity 23:01:21 thank you natasha ! 23:53:51 plinss has left #tagab 00:14:09 tantek has joined #tagab 01:02:08 Zakim has left #tagab