<Roy> https://www.w3.org/2019/09/18-apa-minutes#item07
Janina: Internationalization
folks were concerned we hadn't reached out to them but Lisa
gave a great demo over WebEx
... A person from Mozilla was there and was excited to see the
demo on Chrome for symbols and thought he wanted to get it
working in Firefox, which he did and shared it with the
group.
<Roy> https://github.com/w3c/personalization-semantics/wiki/csun-draft
Janina: Are we planning on submitting anything on symbols to CSUN?
Roy: Yes Lisa and I wrote up something to submit but not sure if it was submitted or not.
<janina> http://www.w3.org/2019/09/18-apa-minutes.html#item07
Becky: Knowability is not planning on submitting anything this year.
Charles: noticed issue with the title spelling, but not sure what was the final draft used.
Janina: not sure if we will be
able to affect this submission or not.
... would be nice to see what was submitted thou and including
that this is a W3C WAI initiative.
<Roy> https://www.csun.edu/cod/general-call-presentations
"AAC" - Accessible Augmented Communications this is in that area and need to be pointing to it.
Janina: Phillip thought this should be Unicode and not Bliss reference #'s and thought we should reach out to the internationalization folks at the W3C.
Charles: I apologize for not attending the Internationalization meeting with APA was at the AC meetings and didn't realize it was happening at the same time or I would have left the AC meeting for that meeting.
Janina: Issues with minute
generating at TPAC
... CSS was related to what we are doing, interline / word
spacing.
... and possibly a different end of sentence spacing. and the
dot does not necessarily represent end of sentence (i.e. or
etc.)
... we will go over this Wednesday. we may look at additional
plugins. but CSS thinks all the material is there but we need
something that users can use, but Browsers may also have to buy
into this as well. Interline / word is already supported with
existing CSS.
... this is probably interested to Publishing as well as
Personalization. we got all the pieces we just need to close
the loop.
... Same for Silver needs to be in this conversation.
... Janina from an APA perspective this was the best TPAC ever.
Mark Hakkinen also said there were major breakthroughs for
Pronunciation and wrote an explainer. For personalization the
Internationalization Lisa's on the fly demo won them over and
got us a FireFox implementation.
Becky: what does this even mean on making this unicode? we are using a reference # which is unicode.
Janina: we are trying to achieve
the mapping available. We need a horizontal review with
internationalization, but they thought that we were fine and
didn't need to have the Bliss symbols to unicode since we are
mapping concepts not the individual symbols.
... we are solve the interoperability between symbol sets not
to a specific set.
Charles: we still need to do a HZ review for Privacy&Security / I18N
Janina: maybe in our next revision we will ask for this.
Charles; what about a TAG review?
Janina: Do we need one? Maybe the
WhatWG.
... We should make them aware of two implementations we are
experimenting with the data-.
... I think before we go to W3C recommendation we will need to
have something other than data-
... The last TPAC I18N meeting was the goldmine we needed.
Becky, I have never gone to TPAC, but next year in Vancouver sounds good.
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