13:59:09 RRSAgent has joined #pwe 13:59:09 logging to https://www.w3.org/2020/06/30-pwe-irc 13:59:11 RRSAgent, make logs Public 13:59:12 Meeting: Positive Work Environment CG 13:59:26 agenda: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-pwe/2020Jun/0011.html 13:59:50 tzviya has joined #pwe 13:59:55 -> https://www.w3.org/2020/06/16-pwe-minutes.html previous: 16-June 14:00:39 present+ 14:00:56 jeff has joined #pwe 14:01:13 present+ 14:01:24 present+ WendyReid, JoryBurson 14:01:35 present+ Judy 14:01:48 present+ 14:01:49 present+ Jeff 14:02:00 wendyreid has joined #pwe 14:02:04 scribe+ 14:02:05 scribe+ jeff 14:02:09 present+ 14:02:43 topic: Response to feedback and PRs 14:03:22 Tzviya: see -> https://github.com/w3c/PWETF/pulls pull requests 14:03:49 Judy has joined #pwe 14:04:10 https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/w3c-ac-forum/2020AprJun/0171.html 14:04:18 https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/w3c-ac-forum/2020AprJun/0175.html 14:04:29 ... -> https://github.com/w3c/PWETF/pull/141 "#141" points to the -> https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-new-work/2020Jun/0017.html "Mozilla's comments" 14:04:38 Tzviya: we might conclude that these are editorial comments 14:04:53 ... in which case we could merge and move forward with a final document 14:05:04 ... there was some concern about whether these are "editorial" 14:05:43 q+ 14:05:47 ack wendyreid 14:05:48 Jeff: in the public comments there is reference to law enforcement being harmful 14:05:55 ... some may disagree with that 14:06:09 jorydotcom has joined #pwe 14:06:11 ... and might therefore consider the change non-editorial 14:06:23 + present 14:06:28 Wendy: depending on the nature of the emergency, different services are appropriate 14:06:29 q+ 14:06:32 ... I think it 14:06:32 q+ 14:06:36 ack me 14:06:37 present+ 14:06:41 agree with Wendy 14:06:47 ... I think it's not a substantial change; it's just a better word 14:06:47 present+ 14:07:11 q+ 14:07:17 Tzviya: the public comment doesn't say "harmful" 14:07:33 ... I think "emergency services" is actually more accurate and improves the text 14:07:39 ack Judy 14:08:03 Judy: we have several intersecting issues that I hope we could separate 14:09:00 ... I'm not concerned about the timing of the comment, after the review closed 14:09:09 ... I think "emergency services" is a better term 14:10:12 ... there's definitely context around which services are most appropriate for someone to go to, and those are well-documented 14:10:42 q+ to talk about making this more robust 14:10:44 ... if an ombuds becomes aware of something it's important for them to know what service might be best 14:10:50 ack je 14:11:02 Jeff: I have no problem with the term "emergency services" 14:12:15 ... Mozilla's statement does say "it behooves us as 14:12:15 W3C to acknowledge these ongoing harms" 14:12:26 q+ 14:12:28 q+ 14:12:34 q- later 14:12:40 ... for that reason I believe it would be a substantive change to strike "law enforcement" apparently only in response to these remarks 14:13:06 ack Ralph 14:13:45 scribe+ 14:13:52 Ralph: 14:13:52 The link under the first instance of "law enforcement" in Section 4 is to a (Wikipedia) "list of emergency telephone numbers". Therefore expanding the text in the link to "local law enforcement or other emergency service" can be argued as editorial. Then the end of the following sentence could simply read "... for assistance contacting local services". 14:13:52 The reason for the second sentence is that some venues have their own security staff (e.g. MIT Campus Police) with associated considerations. 14:14:11 Ralph: The context in which law enforcement appears twice 14:14:16 ... is about immediate safety 14:14:35 ... I don't want W3C to get close to Tantek's political question 14:14:58 ... I do feel, however, that the first instance of law enforcement 14:15:09 ... links to a wikipedia page 14:15:21 ... so we could have a different tweak 14:15:27 ... similar to Judy's points 14:15:42 vq 14:15:43 ... to acknowledge there are other types of emergency services 14:16:03 ... so we could find an addition to the language 14:16:16 ... but I'm very concerned about a political statement in the thread 14:16:48 Tzviya: we have to respond to Mozilla's comment 14:16:51 Tzviya: We had deferred other services (e.g. rape hotlines) to later 14:17:03 ... I think we can tweak the language to the scope 14:17:21 ... the Wikipedia entry that we link to has the broader title 14:17:32 q? 14:17:35 ack me 14:17:35 tzviya, you wanted to talk about making this more robust 14:17:37 ack wendyreid 14:17:42 Wendy: +1 to Tzviya 14:18:02 ... we can accept the PR as it stands 14:18:11 ... it's neutral editorially 14:18:25 ... 9-1-1 decides which service to send 14:18:41 ... even though there is a political context in Mozilla's remark 14:18:52 ack Judy 14:18:53 ... "emergency services" is a more accurate statement 14:19:09 Judy: we're at a sensitive moment in time 14:19:19 ... some people are thinking differently than they had in the past 14:19:51 ... we're obligated to be practical and serve the community 14:20:25 ... even for people who might be at risk for who they contact in some contexts 14:20:50 q+ 14:20:57 ... we should be sensitive to the concern that Tantek raised if if we wish it were raised differently 14:21:44 q- 14:21:59 s/than they had/than they may have had to/ 14:22:56 "local law enforcement or other emergency service" 14:22:59 https://pr-preview.s3.amazonaws.com/w3c/PWETF/141/b0398dc...tantek:57b7ddf.html 14:24:52 q+ 14:25:01 ack Judy 14:25:08 Ralph: For the first sentence it should say law enforcement or other emergency services 14:25:18 Tzviya: How about switching the order 14:25:22 Ralph: OK with that 14:25:24 proposal: s/contact emergency services or local law enforcement 14:25:33 Judy: Emergency services is the right umbrella term 14:25:37 s/local law enforcement/local services 14:26:10 ... despite the problems with law enforcement; unless you document with law enforcement - the ability to follow-up with the rest of CEPC is limited 14:26:30 ... having that hook in place may be important to retain 14:26:40 ... the last thing is closest to most efficacious 14:26:56 Wendy: I don't know an example where you have to call law enforcement separately 14:27:23 ... in Canada, when you call 911, the first people that come are the fire department 14:27:28 ... trained for first aid 14:27:37 q+ 14:27:40 ... they can call for police officers if needed 14:27:57 ... more accurate to call emergency services 14:28:07 ... this laboring reinforces the political 14:28:14 ack ju 14:28:15 propose "... contact local emergency services or law enforcement. ... contact venue staff for assistance contacting local services." 14:28:34 Judy: You may be assuming a more coherent system then much of the world 14:28:43 ... in this country it depends on state or town 14:28:50 ... other countries are less predictable 14:28:57 ... maybe even within Canada 14:29:07 ... that's why I like the Tzviya/Ralph language 14:29:15 ... an umbrella and a hook 14:29:20 ... avoids AC re-review 14:29:29 Tzviya: Even in the US 14:29:39 ... no 911 where I lived as a child 14:29:50 Judy: I needed to go to a police station when mugged 14:30:03 propose "... contact local emergency services or law enforcement. ... contact venue staff for assistance contacting local services." 14:30:31 +1 14:30:37 s/Judy: I needed to go to a police station when mugged// 14:34:02 -> https://pr-preview.s3.amazonaws.com/tantek/PWETF/pull/141.html#Reporting new preview 14:37:14 Tzviya: Do we like this? 14:37:20 Judy: Better than what was there 14:37:24 ... no AC re-review 14:37:33 ... respectful way to address comment that was made 14:37:59 Jeff: I believe this could be viewed as editorial 14:38:29 ... separately work needs to be done on the Disposition of Comments 14:38:33 s/could/should/ 14:39:49 propose: "If you are concerned about your immediate safety, contact [local emergency services or law enforcement]. For a face to face event you may need to contact venue staff for assistance contacting local services. " 14:39:55 +1 14:39:59 +1 14:39:59 +1 14:40:14 +1 14:40:26 +1 14:40:29 Tzviya: so resolved 14:41:09 https://github.com/w3c/PWETF/pull/143 14:41:12 .. this improves the CEPC; it is more all-encompassing 14:42:10 q+ 14:42:15 Judy: "given multiple considerations, we've added the phrase "emergency services" 14:42:57 ack jeff 14:44:45 Jeff: the assertion that "law enforcement is harmful" may be viewed differently in different parts of the world so we felt that removing "law enforcement" would be viewed as substantive 14:45:03 q+ to ask a question about caste 14:45:07 ... however, Mozilla is welcome to [re]propose that for a future revision 14:45:17 https://pr-preview.s3.amazonaws.com/w3c/PWETF/142/b0398dc...tantek:4a55f9a.html 14:45:30 ack jeff 14:45:30 jeff, you wanted to ask a question about caste 14:45:30 -> https://github.com/w3c/PWETF/pull/142 #142 add caste to section 3.2 first list 14:45:37 q+ 14:45:40 Tzviya: if we add "caste" should we also add "class" ? 14:45:48 Jeff: I mostly view this as editorial 14:46:02 ... and note that "caste" does appear in Mozilla's Code of Conduct 14:46:16 q+ to ask if caste would need to be defined? 14:46:29 ... in my limited experience "caste" is most closely associated with India and certainly in India we would not discriminate on caste 14:46:48 ack ju 14:47:18 ... but how is that used now in India; is referring to caste acceptable? do we know how this would be received there? 14:48:15 Judy: my understanding from conversation with close friends is that using "caste" as it had been used historically is no longer accepted but the word itself is OK 14:48:34 ack jorydotcom 14:48:34 jorydotcom, you wanted to ask if caste would need to be defined? 14:48:41 ... I would support adding "caste" based on my conversations with Indian friends and colleagues 14:49:08 Jory: "caste" is a word that is not well-understood outside of India; does it need a definition? 14:49:43 Tzviya: I think the word is fairly widely understood 14:49:57 q+ to not support adding class 14:50:14 Judy: my understanding is that "class" could be considered a parallel in many countries 14:51:30 Tzviya: it was my idea to add "class" after reading Tantek's suggestion to add "caste" 14:51:33 ack jeff 14:51:33 jeff, you wanted to not support adding class 14:51:53 ... I think these would improve CEPC but do not think it's essential 14:52:12 Jeff: not having discrimination on caste is clearly law in India 14:52:36 ... I'm uncomfortable adding "class" now as editorial as it is somewhat ill-defined 14:53:08 ... I think it would be prudent to wait until we have a more careful definition of the word 14:53:11 +1 14:53:13 propose: add "caste" 14:53:15 +1 14:53:16 +1 14:53:17 +1 14:53:17 +1 14:53:19 +1 14:53:50 Tzviya: so resolved 14:53:53 q+ 14:53:56 ack jeff 14:54:17 Tzviya: what's next in finalizing this? 14:54:27 Jeff: get a Director's Decision 14:54:56 ... I'm certain the Director has delegated this decision to W3M 14:55:20 s/is no longer accepted but the word itself is OK/is no longer accepted, but the practice of caste discrimination is still widespread, paralleling issues around racial discrimination in some countries/ 14:57:20 rrsagent, make minutes 14:57:20 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2020/06/30-pwe-minutes.html Judy 14:57:59 topic: Next meeting 14:58:09 q+ 14:58:11 Tzviya: we are scheduled to meet again on 14 July 14:58:54 ack jeff 14:59:36 Jeff: on behalf of W3C, thanks to everyone who participated in this, starting with Tzviya 14:59:50 Tzviya: thank you all for your participation 15:00:41 zakim, end meeting 15:00:41 As of this point the attendees have been tzviya, Ralph, WendyReid, JoryBurson, Judy, jeff, present, jorydotcom 15:00:43 RRSAgent, please draft minutes v2 15:00:43 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2020/06/30-pwe-minutes.html Zakim 15:00:46 I am happy to have been of service, Ralph; please remember to excuse RRSAgent. Goodbye 15:00:51 Zakim has left #pwe 15:01:04 chair: Tzviya 15:01:21 present+ Tzviya 15:01:43 rrsagent, please draft minutes v2 15:01:43 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2020/06/30-pwe-minutes.html Ralph 15:02:07 rrsagent, bye 15:02:07 I see no action items