13:38:49 RRSAgent has joined #silver 13:38:49 logging to https://www.w3.org/2021/10/15-silver-irc 13:38:52 RRSAgent, make logs Public 13:38:52 Meeting: Silver Task Force & Community Group 13:39:02 Meeting: Silver Task Force & Community Group 13:39:02 present: 13:39:02 chair: jeanne 13:39:02 present+ 13:39:03 zakim, clear agenda 13:39:03 rrsagent, make minutes 13:39:05 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2021/10/15-silver-minutes.html jeanne 13:39:05 q? 13:39:05 agenda cleared 13:39:09 regrets+ Shawn 13:40:12 regrets+ Azlan, Bruce 13:40:40 regrets+ Wilco, Todd 13:41:56 agenda+ Cancel meeting of October 22 because of TPAC presentation? 13:41:56 agenda+ Register for TPAC (may take 24 hours) and suggested Breakouts 13:41:56 agenda+ Review of WCAG3 Schedule 13:41:56 agenda+ Defining Conformance 13:42:20 agenda+ to remind to comment on the WCAG3 process email thread 13:42:41 agenda order is 5,1,2,3,4 13:59:42 JF has joined #silver 13:59:44 Makoto has joined #silver 13:59:50 Present+ 14:00:06 JakeAbma_ has joined #silver 14:01:33 present+ 14:01:53 present+ 14:02:02 sarahhorton has joined #silver 14:02:08 Chuck_ has joined #silver 14:02:10 agenda? 14:04:17 zakim, take up item 1 14:04:17 agendum 1 -- Cancel meeting of October 22 because of TPAC presentation? -- taken up [from jeanne] 14:04:17 scribe: sarahhorton 14:04:33 +1 14:04:52 jeanne: Cancel next week because Maturity Model presenting breakout, would like Silver people to attend 14:05:18 ... okay? Meet anyway? Shawn and Jeanne could split up to run both if needed 14:05:32 +1 to canceling 14:05:39 jenniferS_ has joined #silver 14:05:59 Janina: epub meeting 14:06:23 ... TPAC should be TPAC, lots of accessibility stuff, should take advantage 14:06:28 proposed RESOLUTION: Silver meeting on October 22 is canceled 14:06:47 RESOLUTION: Silver meeting on October 22 is canceled 14:06:59 zakim, take up next 14:06:59 agendum 5 -- to remind to comment on the WCAG3 process email thread -- taken up [from jeanne] 14:07:04 sajkaj has joined #silver 14:07:07 jeanne: 14:07:07 present+ 14:07:14 present+ 14:07:27 ... email thread about WCAG3 process proposal 14:07:32 present+ 14:07:44 ... participate as able, send email with thoughts on proposal 14:08:15 Rachael: Conversation of process on email, recognize not everyone can follow, will finalize proposal and put out for survey 14:08:39 zakim, take up next 14:08:39 agendum 2 -- Register for TPAC (may take 24 hours) and suggested Breakouts -- taken up [from jeanne] 14:09:06 jeanne: Register, may take up to 24 hours to get code to register for meetings, do in advance 14:09:34 https://www.w3.org/register/tpac2021virtual 14:09:54 * Accessibility & CSS - 20 October 12:00 pm 14:09:54 * How to work with COGA - 20 October 8:00pm ET 14:09:54 * Accessibility for Children - 21 October 10:00 am ET 14:09:54 * COGA Content Usable: user needs to specifications - 21 October 11:00 ET 14:09:55 * WCAG Maturity Model - 22 October 10:00 am ET 14:09:55 * Others? 14:09:58 ... list in email of interesting breakout sessions 14:10:15 https://web-eur.cvent.com/event/2b77fe3d-2536-467d-b71b-969b2e6419b5/websitePage:efc4b117-4ea4-4be5-97b4-c521ce3a06db 14:10:20 ... agenda page, look at it 14:10:33 ... can set own timezone on page 14:11:01 ... shared interesting ones in email and above 14:11:51 ... others of interest? 14:12:47 sajkaj: APA personalization, outgrowth of COGA, simplify, allow additional semantic, known symbol set, looking forward to exploring annotation, nexus 14:12:52 Personalization at Monday at 10:00 14:13:08 https://www.w3.org/WAI/APA/wiki/Meetings/TPAC_2021 14:13:10 ... CSS and APA will be specific agenda 14:13:51 ... joint meeting, week 1 only breakouts but this one is joint meeting 14:13:58 zakim, take up next 14:13:58 agendum 3 -- Review of WCAG3 Schedule -- taken up [from jeanne] 14:14:10 present+ 14:14:28 Rachael: shares screen 14:15:37 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SW5yZ_-7U2Umw9_4sgq0YOKVYhaYhZrmCDc5q8PQMPU/ 14:16:19 jeanne: Created by chairs based on input from different meetings, analysis of different steps needed to get WCAG 3 completed in timely manner 14:16:54 Rachael: Not final draft, will share accessible final draft, apologize not prepped to be accessible, in process 14:17:16 jeanne: Go to estimate tab 14:17:52 Rachael: Shared scheduled at joint meeting few weeks ago, took points from minutes, went through issues mapped to conversation points in doc 14:18:14 ... putting in estimates from leadership about numbers, dependencies 14:18:26 ... review key pieces, parts missing? 14:19:05 ... walk through pieces so can understand final version 14:19:45 ... first column is tasks, setting up foundational work, subgroups of different levels of formality, pieces of work people are preparing for larger group 14:20:15 ... then meetings, pieces need to be discussed, e.g., scoring, measurement, usability testing 14:20:44 ... then foundational work, to have deep conversations, come to consensus, develop details 14:20:57 ... next section, comments and review 14:21:14 ... would end up being around 20 years, overlapping pieces 14:21:18 Q+ to speak to the conformance schedule 14:21:30 ... asking for participation in subgroups 14:21:38 ... then wrap-up and publication 14:22:04 ... focus on set-up foundational work, scoring, deliverable list 14:22:06 q+ to talk about the content creation pause - many subgroups may not have heard that 14:22:12 ... look for issues you're following 14:23:02 JF: Scoring section, noting, don't see protocols, group meeting, scoring came up, critical errors, etc, would like to see prototocls 14:23:25 Rachael: Put in foundational, can put in scoring, too, expect overlaps 14:23:42 JF: Did come up as being significant part, scoring 14:23:53 ack JF 14:23:53 JF, you wanted to speak to the conformance schedule 14:23:57 ack jeanne 14:23:57 jeanne, you wanted to talk about the content creation pause - many subgroups may not have heard that 14:24:34 jeanne: Mentioned content creation on pause, haven't talked about before, decision that's up to each subgroup 14:24:56 ... clear language meetings, working on testability 14:25:10 q+ 14:25:11 Q= to note that sub-groups come back with *proposals* and not decisions 14:25:19 ... every group that chooses to keep working, will be changes, esp to scoring 14:25:30 Q+ to note that sub-groups come back with *proposals* and not decisions 14:25:55 Rachael: Joint group is pausing looking at content and focusing at conformance now 14:26:06 ... subgroups are continuing 14:26:20 ack me 14:26:20 JF, you wanted to note that sub-groups come back with *proposals* and not decisions 14:26:28 ack Rachael 14:26:39 ack jf 14:26:47 JF: Subgroups working on proposal, no consensus 14:26:59 jeanne: Make decisions in subgroup, not for entire group 14:27:42 Rachael: Final version will be different link, questions, trouble navigating, contact Rachael and will do whatever needed to get access to data 14:27:42 zakim, take up item 14:27:42 I don't understand 'take up item', jeanne 14:27:52 zakim, take up nexxt 14:27:52 I don't understand 'take up nexxt', jeanne 14:28:01 zakim, take up next 14:28:01 agendum 4 -- Defining Conformance -- taken up [from jeanne] 14:28:39 zakim, who's here? 14:28:39 Present: jeanne, JF, Makoto, JakeAbma_, sajkaj, Chuck_, Rachael, jenniferS_ 14:28:42 On IRC I see sajkaj, jenniferS_, Chuck_, sarahhorton, JakeAbma_, Makoto, JF, RRSAgent, Zakim, jeanne, kirkwood, stevelee, Jemma, MichaelC, join_subline, tink, ChrisLoiselle, 14:28:42 ... Rachael, alastairc, Joshue108, dmontalvo, jcraig, AWK 14:28:53 jeanne: In schedule, highlighted text is new addition 14:29:15 ... what is part of definition of what is conformance, what should it look like 14:29:22 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SvEpixNEWtpJK1MbMMkLEGYXQoAjQLvVgkczCuJENjw/ 14:29:39 ... most people should have edit rights, if not do have comment rights 14:29:59 ... goal, create proposal for defining conformance 14:30:15 q+ 14:30:49 ... what it is, why do we have it, Where are the lines between measurement, conformance, and regulation? Do secondary goals exist that a conformance secion is attempting to achieve? How is the WCAG conformance section used in the real world? 14:30:56 q+ to set expectations on deliverables for this work 14:31:02 Q+ 14:31:07 sajkaj: Scoping big issue, have we added to do yet? 14:31:19 ... foundational 14:31:52 ... different expectations between how much to qualify how much is machine testable and what needs human testing 14:32:03 ack saj 14:32:19 ... permeable, maybe should not be in global conformance definition, but maybe by outcome / method 14:32:56 ... example, Obama's letter, on verge of OCR for handwriting, becomes achievable to require rather than rope off 14:33:48 Rachael: Scope goals, rather than solving, aiming for list of key challenges, conversation points, maybe recommendation but not final solution 14:34:08 jeanne: List of pros / cons for goals? What's deliverable 14:34:55 Rachael: Key conversation points that need to be agreed on, probably a decision that will result, rather than the decision, share the conversations and thinking behind it 14:35:32 Q? 14:35:33 q+ 14:35:38 q- 14:35:38 jeanne: Maybe start with goal questions, start discussing, capture answers 14:35:40 q+ 14:35:46 ack JF 14:36:30 JF: Conformance reporting, jump ahead, scoping and reporting scope, work on protocols and assertions, declarations 14:36:50 ... total package will include conformance report 14:37:05 ack saj 14:37:48 sajkaj: Kinds of reporting to discuss, testing results (machine/human), concepts (rights), attestation 14:37:50 +1 to Janina - attestation 14:38:35 ... expectations, let WCAG rope things off, don't have same expectations of users 14:39:03 ... details left to regulatory adjudication, provide guidance but don't do details, need that conversation 14:39:14 ack Ch 14:39:15 ... comes after scope and details 14:40:01 jeanne: What is conformance, what are ideas people have, perspectives from members outside US 14:40:12 ... not putting on spot, open discussion 14:40:41 ... conformance is how do people know that they have met guidelines 14:40:48 +1 to Jeanne 14:40:49 q+ 14:41:09 q+ 14:41:10 Chuck_: How does everyone know guidelines have been met? 14:41:15 Conformance is how well something, such as a product, service or a system, meets a specified standard and may refer more specifically to: Conformance testing, testing to determine whether a product or system meets some specified standard. (source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conformance#:~:text=Conformance%20is%20how%20well%20something,system%20meets%20some%20specified%20standard) 14:41:15 ack Ch 14:41:37 Q+ 14:41:39 jeanne: Important distinction, separate points 14:41:48 ack saj 14:42:09 sajkaj: Glad separate, everyone knowing is really difficult, do we mean ordinary mortals 14:42:15 q+ 14:42:33 ... don't know who's responsible, what's behind, know the experience, will admit not good with computers 14:42:43 q+ 14:42:51 ... everyone is really hard 14:43:16 ... interested and capable 3rd party can judge, esp to support regulatory 14:43:23 ... clear on musts and shoulds 14:43:30 ... informed everyone 14:43:31 q+ to say I'm going with "people" and not "everone" :-) 14:44:04 ... will be lack of transparency, licensing terms? May not be able to require 14:44:30 ... how does 3rd party figure out 14:44:57 JF: Look at formal definition 14:45:08 ... how well something, such as a product, service or a system, meets a specified standard 14:45:36 ... "how well something" measurement piece 14:46:05 ... measuring your output against perfect scenario, you measure against ideal 14:46:19 ack JF 14:46:25 ack Chuck 14:46:25 Chuck_, you wanted to say I'm going with "people" and not "everone" :-) 14:46:27 Chuck_: Go with "people" 14:46:31 ack Ch 14:46:42 q+ 14:46:50 jeanne: People want public accountable reporting 14:47:49 Makoto: In Japan not legal law but have conformance claim, Japanese translation, added informative section on how to make claim 14:48:21 ... if JIS testing results will be able to find many conformance claims by public sectors, companies 14:48:36 ... want to show how they achieve level of accessibility for websites 14:49:09 jeanne: Helpful, easy to only look at US conformance 14:49:32 ... conformance used differently, need to be careful 14:49:54 ack Mak 14:49:58 ack saj 14:50:19 sajkaj: Channel Shadi, distinguish between conformance vs compliance 14:50:28 ... may work internationally 14:50:49 Q+ 14:50:53 ... agree with JF talking about quantitatively specify 14:51:14 ... how do you measure opinion 14:52:18 ... may be able to quantify clear words, text alternative, quantitative judgements, need way to disambiguate 14:52:22 ack JF 14:52:44 JF: Understand, make distinction, measuring and declaration, gap between them 14:52:57 ... statement of measurable and unmeasurable and scoping 14:53:33 ... conformance to W3C recommendation, statement will report on measurable, protocols, scoping 14:53:48 ... big picture, reporting document part of WCAG conformance 14:54:18 sajkaj: Not saying different things, what constitutes reasonable 14:54:50 JF: Is including conformance document reasonable for WCAG 3 14:55:05 sajkaj: Can conform without making claim 14:55:16 JF: Do not have standardized way to make claim 14:55:42 sajkaj: Considering what those might look like, first looking at sampling, first build use cases, not there yet 14:56:31 JF: Have been given examples, Japan, posting docs, Jake mentioned in Netherlands, statements, given examples of it happening 14:56:40 ... ask if this is part of model? 14:56:57 ... get answer then can start defining what looks like, etc 14:57:09 q+ to caution competition with VPAT 14:57:17 FYI: Search results for "JIS X 8341-3 Testing results" (in Japanese) https://www.google.com/search?q=JIS+X+8341-3+%E8%A9%A6%E9%A8%93%E7%B5%90%E6%9E%9C&sxsrf=AOaemvKBf_cOiFXm5V7z8Ex8D_Lx52OFdw:1634309677625&ei=LZZpYfXTJbHcmAWyu43AAQ&start=0&sa=N&ved=2ahUKEwi1nqb-1czzAhUxLqYKHbJdAxg4HhDy0wN6BAgBED4&biw=1422&bih=766&dpr=1.35 14:57:38 ack jea 14:57:38 Jake: Statement generator in Netherlands 14:57:39 jeanne, you wanted to caution competition with VPAT 14:58:11 jeanne: Complex topic, approach with caution, others in business of creating statements, some required 14:58:19 Q+ 14:58:20 ... don't want to compete with VPAT 14:58:39 ack JF 14:58:55 JF: VPATs are US-centric, not taken up in Europe 14:59:28 jeanne: Not meeting next week 14:59:54 ... following week, discussing process of getting new content in WCAG, talk through errors guidelien 15:00:04 ... will work more on this work if there's time 15:00:05 VPATs do not seem to be used outside of the US. Draws comparrison between Section 508 and WCAG 2 - W3C eventually won out 15:00:27 our work may obsolete VPATs if we do it right 15:03:38 rrsagent, make minutes 15:03:38 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2021/10/15-silver-minutes.html sarahhorton 16:19:06 stevelee has joined #silver