23:28:56 RRSAgent has joined #epub 23:28:56 logging to https://www.w3.org/2021/08/19-epub-irc 23:28:59 RRSAgent, make logs Public 23:28:59 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), dauwhe 23:29:08 meeting: EPUB 3 Working Group Telecon 23:29:13 chair: dauwhe 23:29:22 Date: 2021-08-19 23:29:39 dauwhe has changed the topic to: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-epub-wg/2021Aug/0021.html 23:54:47 shiestyle has joined #epub 23:58:42 present+ 23:58:47 wendyreid has joined #epub 23:59:02 MasakazuKitahara has joined #epub 23:59:09 present+ 23:59:10 present+ 00:00:34 present+ 00:02:11 regrets+ Duga, MattChan, JF 00:03:34 scribe+ 00:04:44 https://www.w3.org/groups/wg/epub/calendar 00:06:18 wendyreid: [general calendar things] 00:06:22 Topic: https://w3c.github.io/epub-specs/epub33/core/#app-vocabs 00:06:29 dauwhe: Main topic for today is the vocabularies 00:06:48 ... we had a substantial discussion in the last meeting about what to do with the structural semantics vocabulary (SSV) 00:07:00 dlazin has joined #epub 00:07:07 present+ 00:07:31 ... there are some concerns about asserting some of the vocabularies as substantive 00:07:43 ... some of these values don't have behaviours attached, some do 00:08:00 ... given our overarching goal of reaching W3C recommendation status and interoperability 00:08:33 ... what we have to show here is that a particular vocabulary item is used by document authors, not necessarily used by reading systems 00:08:41 ... i.e. epub:type="bodymatter" 00:08:50 ... even though it doesn't impact the rendering of EPUBs 00:09:06 ... it seems to me that we need to collect some information about these values 00:09:20 ... especially from anyone creating EPUBs and using these terms 00:09:34 ... Ivan was also interested in moving the vocabularies into a separate note 00:09:38 ... I'm unsure 00:09:54 ... we just embarked on a long process of moving things here from their various homes 00:10:08 ... to codify it for anyone looking to learn about EPUB 00:10:21 ... or what properties to use with the item element 00:10:25 ... are the terms normative 00:10:31 ... is the appendix normative 00:10:43 ... in the last meeting we explored moving the SSV vocabulary to a non-normative note 00:10:50 q? 00:10:52 ... that's what I'm doing here, exploring the other side 00:11:17 ... I think it would be good as a group to note what terms are used 00:11:27 ... and to get that information from other parts of the publishing world 00:11:46 ... we do want to demonstrate wide use of these terms to defend retaining them 00:12:08 ... any thoughts? 00:12:24 MURATA: I always try to avoid these things 00:12:28 dauwhe: Same 00:12:40 ... do we think it's enough to gather information on them for now 00:12:40 q+ 00:12:51 ack shi 00:13:09 shiestyle: I think some prefixes for fxl or epub:type are used in many cases 00:13:28 ... it's necessary to maintain some of these for interoperability 00:13:38 ... but may not be required to be normative 00:13:45 ... I'm in support of moving them out 00:13:58 MURATA: Even if we specify these values, do reading systems care? 00:14:10 dauwhe: Some are important, like nav or cover-image 00:14:21 ... the FXL properties are important 00:14:35 ... and have an impact on rendering 00:14:45 ... one of my goals is to have this spec match reality 00:14:55 ... there's already deprecated values amongst these vocabs 00:15:07 ... if our research shows that more are aspirational than realistic 00:15:16 ... I do want to inform an author of that fact 00:15:21 q? 00:15:51 dauwhe: Are we good to collect some information on these terms to help us make a decision on this? 00:15:53 +1 00:15:58 MURATA: +1 00:16:00 +1 00:16:38 PROPOSED: Do a research study into the usage of the vocabularies in EPUB authoring 00:16:50 +1 00:16:54 +1 00:16:54 +1 00:16:55 +1 00:17:16 RESOLVED: Do a research study into the usage of the vocabularies in EPUB authoring 00:17:52 dauwhe: I will figure out a methodology for this 00:18:07 https://github.com/w3c/epub-specs/issues/1761 00:18:22 dauwhe: This one is challenging 00:18:29 ... explain the purpose of the landmarks nav 00:18:39 ... I don't think I want to have this discussion without Matt and Brady 00:18:50 ... and with no representatives of the a11y activity 00:19:02 ... I would propose we postpone this discussion 00:19:26 chairs: We don't have anything to say about this 00:19:42 dauwhe: We don't have the right people in the virtual room for this one 00:19:55 shiestyle: Kadokawa uses landmarks for our EPUB files 00:20:03 q+ 00:20:05 dauwhe: We use it minimally 00:20:11 ... mainly to provide a link for the TOC 00:20:17 ack dl 00:20:27 dlazin: A learning opportunity 00:20:36 ... why were landmarks added? What were they meant to do? 00:20:40 ... seems like they conflict 00:20:47 q+ 00:21:00 dauwhe: My understanding is that they came from the OEB/EPUB2 feature called "guide" 00:21:19 ... there was an original element in the OPF called a guide where you could provide a tour of the highlights of the book 00:21:22 ... signposts 00:21:31 ... pointers into the content that was different from the TOC 00:21:56 ... providing quick references to glosarries or indexs, special features, etc 00:22:08 ... when UI conventions in EPUB hadn't been solidified 00:22:17 ... some RSs have exposed these before in their UI 00:22:23 ... but is happening less and less 00:22:28 ... as EPUB has stabilized and matured 00:22:46 dlazin: This sounds like a widget that has been deprecated 00:23:08 dauwhe: I wouldn't argue with that 00:23:25 shiestyle: In the past, Kindle wasn't able to use the navigation element, so it used this 00:23:33 ... so we used landmarks in place of that 00:24:29 dauwhe: We have some homework 00:24:54 ... thanks everyone! 00:25:08 Zakim, end meeting 00:25:08 As of this point the attendees have been dauwhe, MasakazuKitahara, wendyreid, shiestyle, dlazin 00:25:10 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 00:25:10 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2021/08/19-epub-minutes.html Zakim 00:25:13 I am happy to have been of service, dauwhe; please remember to excuse RRSAgent. 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