Wilco: only one rule in final call for 2 weeks
Wilco: W3C unveiled a slack
channel for community groups
... do we want to join?
... we have one but it is invite only, with reduced
visibility
Jean-Yves: it's a good idea to join the W3C slack channel
Emma: people can join mulitple W3C channels
Wilco: accepted
... there'a a link in the issue for people to join the
channel
... will send an announcement and create documention
<shadi> w3ccommunity.slack.com
<Jey> https://w3ccommunity.slack.com/archives/C01167KLA73
Wilco: considering a F2F towards the end of 2020, perhaps September
Shadi: W3C technical plenary in
October
... could have the CG meeting during
Emma: can't we have the F2F before or after, instead of during
<shadi> https://www.w3.org/2020/10/TPAC/
Shadi: TPAC is in Vancouver, how many of this group would attend?
Wilco: inclined to let the TF do something in TPAC, and the CG have another working session
Jean-Yves: can we do
presentations of ACT-rules in TPAC?
... in addition to the working group session
Shadi: we would have people in TPAC that usally do not participate in the CG
Wilco: from this group it would
probably be just myself and Shadi
... we could look to co-locate wiht other event in Europe,
instead of TPAC
Shadi: WADEX or another event from the commission would be around September or October
Jey: work sessions do accelerate the work
Wilco: we will try to co-locate with WADEX / WAI-Tools
Emma: might be worth to have a contingency, like a seconday date
*secondary
Shadi: or go virtual
Wilco: this was a suggestion from
AG
... this will change a bunch of rules
Jean-Yves: but it's a small change
Wilco: changes accepted
Jean-Yves: will take the PR
Emma: check the wording in the
rule itself
... to make sure its consistent
Wilco: is is okay to combine
native and non-native lists
... is this a WCAG failure?
Emma: I don't think it's a WCAG
failure, in the same that it's not an html or aria
failure
... but it's horrible code
Carlos: screen-reader will render it
Jean-Yves: yes, but it is not going to be rendered as a list
Wilco: it might be a failure of 1.3.1
Emma: how would Dragon deal with mixing html and aria?
Wilco: what I'm looking for is
the parent/child relationship
... this requires a custom-stylesheet, but there is no standard
for this
... if you were to require a custom-stylesheet would you
account for something like this?
Emma: people writing
custom-stylesheets may not know their around css to handle
this
... is there anything under section 4 of WCAG related to
this?
Wilco: 4.1.1 elements have to be nested according to their specification
Jean-Yes: it is part of the html spec that li cannot be placed anywhere you want
Jean-Yves: first example is not valid html
Emma: and the first technique under 4.1.1 is validate the html
Shadi: it might be worth approaching the low vision T
*TF
Wilco: will take an action to reach out the low vision TF
Jean-Yves: the second example is valid html code
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