15:46:27 RRSAgent has joined #pwg 15:46:27 logging to https://www.w3.org/2018/10/08-pwg-irc 15:46:28 rrsagent, set log public 15:46:28 Meeting: Publishing Working Group Telco 15:46:28 Chair: Tzviya 15:46:28 Date: 2018-10-08 15:46:28 Regrets+ matt, garth, gpellegrino, rachel, marisa, vlad, Juan_Corona, Josh 15:46:28 Agenda: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-publ-wg/2018Oct/0008.html 15:46:29 ivan has changed the topic to: Meeting 2018-10-08: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-publ-wg/2018Oct/0008.html 15:50:10 regrets+ wendyreid 15:53:00 wolfgang has joined #pwg 15:53:02 Oh gosh... Hachette sends us the email announcing the holiday "toast" (we can't afford a party anymore) on a federal holiday where we have to be at work 15:55:42 S and C are home :) 15:56:09 present+ 15:56:44 present+ 15:57:41 present+ wolfgang 15:58:43 jbuehler has joined #pwg 15:58:44 I am in alone? 15:58:53 now closed, too 15:59:08 cmaden2 has joined #pwg 15:59:21 present+ Benjamin_Young 15:59:45 present+ 15:59:53 david_stroup has joined #pwg 16:00:06 present+ Chris_Maden 16:00:46 Teenya has joined #pwg 16:01:02 laudrain has joined #pwg 16:01:18 present+ teenya 16:01:22 present+ george 16:01:28 Teenya has joined #pwg 16:01:29 zakim, pick a victim 16:01:29 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose dauwhe 16:01:31 present+ jbuehler 16:01:42 scribenick: dauwhe 16:01:43 present+ 16:01:44 Avneesh has joined #pwg 16:02:12 present+ deborah 16:02:14 George has joined #pwg 16:02:23 Zakim, do you accept bribes? 16:02:23 I don't understand your question, dauwhe. 16:02:27 present+ 16:02:30 lsullam has joined #pwg 16:02:30 Hadrien has joined #pwg 16:02:30 laurentlemeur has joined #pwg 16:02:32 present+ bigbluehat 16:02:35 topic: minutes 16:02:37 https://www.w3.org/publishing/groups/publ-wg/Meetings/Minutes/2018/2018-10-01-pwg.html 16:02:41 tzviya: any comments? 16:02:41 present+ laurent 16:02:46 present+ 16:02:53 clapierre has joined #pwg 16:02:53 present+ 16:02:54 ... minutes approved 16:02:58 present+ lsullam 16:03:08 resolved: last week's minutes accepted 16:03:33 ... we'll discuss the issues of use cases next week 16:03:41 ... let's dive into issue 271 16:03:48 present+ clapierre 16:03:52 https://github.com/w3c/wpub/issues/271 16:03:59 rkwright has joined #pwg 16:04:16 present+ 16:04:29 ... what happens what happens if one opens a WP in a non-WP-aware user agent (aka "browser") 16:04:31 Topic: WP Rendering in non WP aware browsers 16:04:43 ... if this all boils down to affordances, we need to move back to affordances 16:04:55 regrets+ franco 16:04:59 ... Franco has volunteered to help with use cases 16:05:16 ... that was a short topic 16:05:22 Topic:Navigation elements beyond the ToC 16:05:29 ... issue 223 16:05:32 https://github.com/w3c/wpub/issues/223 16:05:33 https://github.com/w3c/wpub/issues/223 16:05:36 ... navigational objects beyond the TOC 16:05:44 ... Avneesh, are you on the call? 16:05:53 Avneesh: I have summarized this 16:05:56 Bill_Kasdorf has joined #pwg 16:06:01 present+ 16:06:01 ... reinforcing what Ivan has mentioned 16:06:12 ... following model of toc for pagelist 16:06:19 marisa has joined #pwg 16:06:22 ... pagelist should also be in entry doc 16:06:23 present+ 16:06:24 https://github.com/w3c/wpub/issues/223#issuecomment-427001284 16:06:36 ... we ensure that a non-wp aware browser could present it 16:06:47 ... would be identified by DPUB-ARIA 1.1 role 16:07:13 ... the link to pagelist can also be provided in manifest 16:07:19 timCole has joined #pwg 16:07:20 ... can be in resources or can be in reading order 16:07:43 ... so WP-aware UA can parse manifest to find this, and decide what to do 16:08:11 q+ 16:08:14 ack ivan 16:08:15 tzviya: if no objections, we can ask matt to update the spec 16:08:16 duga has joined #pwg 16:08:28 present+ 16:08:34 ivan: since we discussed this issue 16:08:43 ... we found a can of worms around the TOC 16:08:57 ... so saying its the same as toc can be complicated 16:09:00 MURATA has joined #pwg 16:09:13 ... there are a lot of pending issues around TOC 16:09:17 q+ 16:09:31 ack Avneesh 16:09:31 ... how is it the same semantically as toc, and how is it different? 16:09:52 Avneesh: the concept is similar, can be placed in entry doc and referred to by manifest 16:10:00 ... other than this we don't need to follow same rules 16:10:09 tzviya: I agree with Avneesh. Other issues are separate. 16:10:11 ivan: that's fine 16:10:33 ... we introduce into the document another category we call pagelist, with these features? 16:10:45 tzviya: yes 16:11:06 ivan: can we have that recorded as a resolution? it needs to appear in lots of places, such as the webIDL 16:11:20 tzviya: let's vote 16:11:23 +1 16:11:24 +1 16:11:27 +1 16:11:28 +1 16:11:29 +1 16:11:41 George: Avneesh, you mentioned two sets of pagelists? 16:11:46 ... wouldn't there normally be one? 16:11:48 Avneesh: yes 16:12:11 +1 16:12:14 q+ 16:12:26 ack dauwhe 16:12:27 tzviya: I didn't understand the question 16:12:40 scribenick: bigbluehat 16:12:40 q+ 16:12:48 dauwhe: there could certainly be multiple ToC's 16:13:10 ...or multiple pagelists because of varying publications of the same content 16:13:15 q+ 16:13:16 s/ToC's/Page-lists 16:13:22 scribenick: dauwhe 16:13:23 proposed: add a pagelist into the draft, including the webidl, along the way toc is added 16:13:24 ack ivan 16:13:35 ivan: I put in a proposed resolution 16:14:02 ... as an editor, I would like if someone, maybe Avneesh, would send me a paragraph that gives a short and compact description of what the page list is 16:14:16 ... can one of you send it to me? 16:14:18 Avneesh: yes 16:14:29 ivan: I can put it into the text sometime this week 16:14:37 ack wolfgang 16:14:55 wolfgang: pagelist for me presupposes a print edition with pagenumbers 16:15:05 q+ 16:15:20 ... or it would a paginated view of my html doc, which would require page ids and page numbers in my data 16:15:31 ack Avneesh 16:15:32 ... is that right? a list that relates page numbers to fragment ids? 16:15:44 Avneesh: yes, that's correct 16:16:06 ... the page list means identifying the exact position of the page breaks in print editions 16:16:12 q+ 16:16:12 wolfgang: using fragment IDs? 16:16:16 Avneesh: yes 16:16:35 ivan: I understand what he's saying, it's not part of the webidl 16:16:37 q+ 16:16:52 ack ivan 16:16:56 ivan: there is another question 16:17:06 ... we find pagelist with role=doc-pagelist 16:17:20 ... but if we use the same structure for TOC we should have a link relation which we use 16:17:29 ... for TOC there is an IANA link relation 16:17:39 ... is there one for pagelist, or should we define our own? 16:17:54 tzviya: would there be a problem using toc for this, too? 16:17:57 q+ 16:17:58 ... it is a kind of TOC 16:18:05 ack George 16:18:06 ivan: I would be hesitant, but I don't know 16:18:30 George: to wolfgang's question, there is also the notion of a virtual page, even if there's no print equivalent, you can put in these links 16:18:41 q+ 16:18:45 ack Avneesh 16:19:01 Avneesh: regarding IANA entry, I think using TOC may be misleading 16:19:18 ... it's a machine-readable thing 16:19:24 ... it's a different item 16:19:37 ivan: for the time being I can put in our own URL, like for the cover 16:19:45 ack ack Bill_Kasdorf 16:20:00 ack Bill_Kasdorf 16:20:04 Bill_Kasdorf: I wanted to stress that a toc and pagelist is different 16:20:26 ... one is structural. 16:20:40 tzviya: I think we're done with this issue, we have details like the rel value to work out 16:20:46 resolved: add a pagelist into the draft, including the webidl, along the way toc is added 16:20:52 +1 to BillK's description of the difference 16:20:53 ... we've agreed to ivan's proposal above, now it's editorial 16:21:00 s/one/TOC/ 16:21:04 ... and Hadrien will open an issue about the webidl 16:21:06 romain has joined #pwg 16:21:33 tzviya: benjamin emailed pointed out that we have an outstanding issue about a space for incubation 16:21:39 Topic: incubation 16:21:45 ... so when people have implementations or experiments to share 16:21:57 ... there was a proposal to go through the WICG 16:22:03 https://discourse.wicg.io/search?q=dpub 16:22:08 ivan: it was hardly discussed, it was at the end of a call 16:22:21 tzviya: if you go to the above url, there is a DPUB category 16:22:38 ... WICG is a very public place 16:22:43 q+ 16:23:00 .... where should new ideas go? 16:23:03 scribenick: dauwhe 16:23:04 ack dauwhe 16:23:05 ack dauwhe 16:23:20 dauwhe: I do have some concerns around how the WICG is operating right now 16:23:28 ...there seems to be two major threads in the discussion there 16:23:53 ...first, it seems to be partly folks working with browsers--notably employees at Google--where they make announcements around things they're already doing elsewhere 16:24:12 ...second, there are random people who post ideas around things they'd like and ultimately get shot down by the people who work for browsers 16:24:17 ...it's not really a healthy place 16:24:34 Bye, too sleepy. 16:24:35 ...and the topic area is really broad, so it doesn't feel like a good place for thought experiments 16:24:52 tzviya: you should share those concerns with Brian 16:24:59 scribenick: dauwhe 16:24:59 zakim, who is here? 16:24:59 Present: tzviya, dauwhe, wolfgang, Benjamin_Young, ivan, Chris_Maden, teenya, george, jbuehler, deborah, Avneesh, bigbluehat, laurent, lsullam, laudrain, clapierre, rkwright, 16:25:02 q+ dkaplan 16:25:04 ... I mentioned such things to Brian and he was shocked 16:25:04 ... Bill_Kasdorf, marisa, duga, romain 16:25:04 On IRC I see romain, MURATA, duga, timCole, marisa, Bill_Kasdorf, rkwright, clapierre, laurentlemeur, Hadrien, lsullam, George, Avneesh, Teenya, laudrain, david_stroup, cmaden2, 16:25:04 ... jbuehler, wolfgang, RRSAgent, Zakim, ivan, dauwhe, jyasskin, tzviya, plinss, github-bot, dmitry, bigbluehat, astearns 16:25:07 present+ makoto 16:25:11 ack dkaplan 16:25:18 q+ 16:25:32 dkaplan: there's a lot of people there who aren't aware of what happens outside of HTML and the big-name working groups 16:25:56 ... I've been in conversations there, and people are VERY confident about the part of the elephant they see :) 16:26:14 ... you get shot down with great confidence, when they have no context around our industry 16:26:16 Sorry, I have to leave the call. 16:26:50 ... speaking up with confidence there when being shot down by high-authority tech people who don't understand the issues 16:26:56 q? 16:27:03 ack bigbluehat 16:27:19 bigbluehat: I would plus one Dave and Deborah 16:27:28 ... I think we should have a Publishing Community Group 16:27:37 ... I think every working group should have a matching CG 16:27:43 ... it's worked well in my experience 16:27:51 ... the lack of one has hurt us, I think 16:28:13 +1 on Publishing CG 16:28:13 q+ 16:28:19 ... we need to explore things that might be out of charter 16:28:28 ... lots of innovation gets left on the floor 16:28:38 q+ 16:28:40 ack romain 16:28:46 ... Annotations groups have done this, as have JSON-LD 16:28:51 romain: I agree with Benjamin 16:29:00 ... we could use our own CG and WICG 16:29:16 ... we could work on things in PCG and then bring to WICG 16:29:27 ack George 16:29:30 ... the most challening issue is always finding resources 16:29:39 George: I like this idea a lot for political reasons 16:29:53 s/challening/challenging/ 16:30:01 ... we've been criticized for a WG being so tight-knit and not having other people having input 16:30:02 q+ 16:30:16 ack marisa 16:30:16 ... and great place to incubate software and approaches 16:30:25 marisa: big plus one million to all this 16:30:39 ... I've experienced what Deborah talked about 16:30:56 ... people at DBW wanted to know what was going on with ebook standards 16:31:02 q+ 16:31:08 ack romain 16:31:13 tzviya: this was not what I was expecting, but we all were agreeing on a CG 16:31:32 romain: the risk with a CG is that it's more difficult to break out of our silo 16:31:39 ... that's a big challenge 16:31:56 ... if you want to incubate web tech we have to reach out to the broader web context, especially browser vendors 16:32:05 ... but the timing is key, reaching out to these people early 16:32:22 ... with a CG we can't keep working in isolation 16:32:34 tzviya: +1 to what ivan wrote 16:32:40 ... having the CG is a great idea 16:32:47 ... there are lots of logistics 16:33:00 ... if any wants to volunteer to chair the CG 16:33:04 ... we can take this offline 16:33:11 q+ 16:33:12 ... it's in keeping with how the rest of the w3c works 16:33:18 ... lots of people here have great ideas 16:33:23 ack bigbluehat 16:33:26 ... and it would be good to have a place to speak up 16:33:32 bigbluehat: I'm not volunteering to chair :) 16:33:35 q+ 16:33:42 ... can we start the CG space before we have chairs? 16:34:06 ack ivan 16:34:10 ... just starting a CG gives us some useful infrastructure 16:34:13 ivan: yes and no 16:34:22 ... yes, you can set up a CG without chairs 16:34:45 ... but somebody has to write a concise paragraph describing what the CG is all about 16:34:47 q+ 16:34:54 ... that person can start the CG process 16:35:07 ... they get some infrastructure automatically, like a mailing list 16:35:18 ... they must convince me and ralph to set up a repo in w3c space 16:35:37 ... and then there's the possiblility to publish reports under the w3c name 16:35:43 ... the question is what to do 16:35:49 ack bigbluehat 16:36:00 bigbluehat: I can volunteer to write a paragraph 16:36:04 ivan: then start the process 16:36:15 bigbluehat: I can fill out the form and launch things 16:36:24 ivan: we have the first step 16:36:32 q+ 16:36:33 tzviya: thank you benjamin 16:36:40 ack George 16:36:59 George: benjamin, were you planning to circulate the paragraph here? I would love to take a look and help edit 16:37:05 bigbluehat: or you can write it :) 16:37:21 regrets+ BenWaltersMS 16:37:29 ... the PWG is seeking a space to collaborate on innovation and experiments... 16:37:45 George: I'd like to add relationshiops to WG, BG, the EPUB3 CG, etc. 16:38:06 wq+ 16:38:08 q+ 16:38:14 s/relationshiops/relationships/ 16:38:23 bigbluehat: anyone can propose a CG 16:38:39 ... this only gets this much discussion because we're sharing a name with PWG 16:38:55 ack dauwhe 16:39:44 dauwhe: don't let the BG interfere :) 16:39:51 tzviya: let's get this started 16:40:27 Topic: TPAC agenda 16:40:30 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Mt9PTcOdmrCwIsgfxbGMGjwHlUsySU01I0D4oBkSbcA/edit?usp=sharing 16:40:40 ... we're still moving things around for the tpac agenda 16:41:00 ... let us know if you have questions 16:41:08 ... let us know if you're coming to dinner monday night 16:41:29 ... looks like we'll be paying for our own meal 16:41:36 ... it's two weeks away :) 16:41:44 Topic: AOB 16:41:50 ... now, is there any other business? 16:42:36 tzviya: next week we'll talk about use cases and affordances. 16:42:39 ... thanks everyone! 16:42:52 rrsagent, draft minutes 16:42:52 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2018/10/08-pwg-minutes.html ivan 16:42:52 zakim, bye 16:42:52 rrsagent, bye 16:42:52 I see no action items 16:42:52 leaving. As of this point the attendees have been tzviya, dauwhe, wolfgang, Benjamin_Young, ivan, Chris_Maden, teenya, george, jbuehler, deborah, Avneesh, bigbluehat, laurent, 16:42:52 Zakim has left #pwg 16:42:55 ... lsullam, laudrain, clapierre, rkwright, Bill_Kasdorf, marisa, duga, romain, makoto