review https://www.w3.org/2020/11/17-wot-marketing-minutes.html
no objections to publishing
will do so
Sebastian: all change requests have been
sent, but no new news
... but not sure he saw them, checking
Sebastian: no official approval
to use Welcome URL; Coralie asked for more time to check
... will affect timing to finish video, need to decide what to do
... did mention that we wanted to use it for the video
... will remind her again
McCool: wondering about timing
... if video is done before Christmas, then maybe launch in
Jan
... along with new web content
Sebastian: will check with animator on timing
Sebastian: let's look at the current status
<sebastian> https://w3c.github.io/wot-marketing/
Sebastian: quickly look at PRs; nothing for
web content, but a couple others
... README update, can wait
... animated GIF logo, will merge
<sebastian> PR https://github.com/w3c/wot-marketing/pull/86
Sebastian: it is nice that it has
timezones
... would be nice if it autoselected, will ask Daniel how hard it
would be to do that
McCool: need a better opening paragraph
Sebastian: can you do that?
McCool: ok, will do PR
... maybe video thumbnail should go on first page?
Sebastian: maybe, let's see, don't want to
clutter it
... we also need one paragraph for each task force
McCool: let's create issues in each task force to create this
Sebastian: and PRs should be done to resolve
Kaz: there is also issue 85 which lists all the content that needs to be created
<inserted> Issue 85
McCool: I still think a small issue in
each TF is easier to see and resolve
... it can still link back to issue 85
(dape joins, group does recap)
Kaz: see also issue 84
<kaz> Issue 84
Daniel: ok, will take a look at this list and will see what I can resolve
McCool: occurs to me the breakout slide has some useful content
Daniel: also needs a native speaker to do a review
McCool: who else is a native speaker?
David Ezell, Dave Raggett, Michael Koster
... but Ezell and Koster are likely busy, but we can ask
Raggett
Sebastian: edi{TD}or
... motivation is to have a professional IoT authoring tool
... help with creation, rendering, edits, validation, and interact
with a Thing
... reduces need for expert knowledge e.g. about JSON-LD
... use cases: engineering support, modelling support (eg for TMs
and digital twins)
... first version is available
... (does little demo, some feedback given)
<sebastian> https://eclipse.github.io/editdor/
<sebastian> https://github.com/eclipse/editdor
Sebastian: feel free to post issues etc to the github repo
Kaz: what about referring to external ontologies?
Sebastian: can add, but no real tooling, e.g. to pick valid vocab
McCool: directory/discovery integration
would be interesting
... also, explcit TM support, Vorto integration, Vorto as an
instance of a WoT directory, etc.
Sebastian: unfortunately, Ege not here, will have to skip
Sebastian: conflict with OPC-UA meeting,
will have to cancel next marketing call
... looking at RDF conversion...
... probably just the chairs at first
... but perhaps a few others; will discuss in main call
tomorrow
Kaz: one final thing, got email from the webmaster about renaming the 1.0 versions, and updating the URLs, and making the "generic" URLs point to the latest 1.1 version
McCool: although we will hold off the 1.1 until it is done
Kaz: but doing some setup and redirection from the generic URL to the 1.0 version would be a start
Sebastian: yes, makes sense
adjourn