13:45:37 RRSAgent has joined #pcg-a11y 13:45:37 logging to https://www.w3.org/2022/06/30-pcg-a11y-irc 13:45:46 Zakim has joined #pcg-a11y 13:46:01 zakim, this will be pcg-a11y 13:46:01 ok, AvneeshSingh 13:46:15 present+ 13:46:22 chair: AvneeshSingh 13:47:51 agenda+ Update from accessibility summary guidance document sub task force: 13:48:07 agenda+ Update from MARC cross walk sub task force: 13:48:25 agenda+ Calls in mid July to mid August holidays period? 13:48:37 agenda+ Any other business. 13:50:34 Chrisoliver has joined #pcg-a11y 13:50:58 Gautier has joined #pcg-a11y 13:55:39 MURATA has joined #pcg-a11y 13:57:16 ccarr has joined #pcg-a11y 14:00:48 gpellegrino has joined #pcg-a11y 14:01:11 present+ 14:02:02 zheng_xu has joined #pcg-a11y 14:02:03 present+ 14:02:07 present+ 14:02:26 GeorgeK has joined #pcg-a11y 14:02:28 zakim, next agendum 14:02:28 agendum 1 -- Update from accessibility summary guidance document sub task force: -- taken up [from AvneeshSingh] 14:02:31 Madeleine has joined #pcg-a11y 14:02:31 present+ 14:02:33 Naomi_ has joined #pcg-a11y 14:02:34 present+ 14:02:36 present+ 14:02:43 present+ 14:02:44 https://w3c.github.io/publ-a11y/drafts/schema-a11y-summary/ 14:02:52 Present+ 14:03:50 Issue #2116 14:03:52 https://github.com/w3c/epub-specs/issues/2116 14:03:54 present+ 14:04:02 CharlesL1 has joined #pcg-a11y 14:04:08 present+ 14:05:55 q? 14:06:07 TerenceSmyre has joined #pcg-a11y 14:06:15 q+ 14:06:37 ack next 14:06:54 scribe+ 14:06:57 q+ 14:06:58 q+ 14:07:01 p_belfanti has joined #pcg-a11y 14:07:07 issue found here: https://github.com/w3c/epub-specs/issues/2116#issuecomment-1170458128 14:07:22 q? 14:08:07 GeorgeK: there are concerns about adding Accessibility Summary on thousands of ebooks in Europe 14:08:29 ... plus the possible inconsistency between the machine readable metadata and the accessibility summary which is free text 14:08:42 ack charl 14:09:42 CharlesL1: from Bennetech: for our certification program, we ask publishers and vendors to add it, it's been controversial 14:10:36 ... my view is that the accessibility summary is a field where to had additional information on the accessibility of the book (email address, specific works, etc.) 14:10:50 ... I think we'll continue to suggest to use this field 14:10:58 ack gaut 14:11:47 Gautier: in the accessibility summary guidelines I've read "in some times this is the only information that will be displayed to the enduser" 14:12:19 AvneeshSingh: some retailers may pickup only the accessibility summary and display it 14:12:26 q+ 14:12:48 Gautier: I think it is inconsistent with the UX guidelines for display accessibility metadata 14:13:04 ... I think we have to be more clear on this topic 14:13:15 q+ 14:13:22 ack geo 14:13:26 ... in my view we should push to adopt the UX display guidelines 14:13:55 q+ 14:14:12 GeorgeK: very good point, we should incourage to display all the accessibility metadata 14:14:37 ... but I have concerns about the industry implementing our guidelines 14:14:38 q+ 14:15:14 ... at the same time accessibility summary can add some information that cannot be expressed in other metadata 14:17:05 ... for example the presence of the extended description is something that should be added in the accessibility summary 14:17:12 CharlesL1 has joined #pcg-a11y 14:18:55 ... I have to work on the table in the document and maybe remove the sentence that Gaurhier cited 14:18:58 ack next 14:19:24 ccarr: we think that the accessibility summary is important for libraries 14:19:45 ... and not to check in different places 14:20:47 GeorgeK: have you reviewed the UX guidelines? 14:22:10 ccarr: at this time there is no way in the library system to manage all the accessibility metadata 14:22:32 q+ 14:22:43 AvneeshSingh: if we make the accessibility summary option, does this affect you? 14:22:45 https://www.w3.org/2021/09/UX-Guide-metadata-1.0/principles/ 14:23:11 ccarr: Ideally for the user I think it would be best to have it 14:23:33 q? 14:23:39 ack charl 14:24:04 CharlesL1: the conforms to is not a requirement, I think it is a SHOULD 14:25:07 ... from a developer point of view, it is super simple to manage the accessibility summary, instead of managing all the metadata 14:26:00 q+ 14:26:01 q+ 14:26:42 ack next 14:29:28 ack next 14:30:06 gpellegrino: maybe having a focus with librarians would help, maybe the accessibility summary can be generated my libraries starting from machine readable metadata 14:30:42 ... also a question: if the accessibility summary and the machine readable metadata are inconsistent who wins? 14:31:28 ack next 14:32:05 zheng_xu: I think maybe is not the right time for making accessibility summary mandatory 14:33:10 Naomi_: thinking about the backlist, thousands of ebooks, I think that creating automatic accessibility metadata can be quite simples (e.g. page list) 14:34:24 ... creating accessibility summary is quite expensive, also for maintaining, if we want to change modify the free text in the future, it is very complicated to update it automatically 14:35:02 GeorgeK: this document aims to provide the guidelines to publishers on what to put in accessibility summary 14:35:42 Chrisolver has joined #pcg-a11y 14:35:45 ... I think there are marketing opportunities in this free text metadata 14:36:23 AvneeshSingh: I'll copy-paste this minutes in the issue tracker 14:37:11 ... and ask other feedback from the WG 14:37:16 zakim, next agendum 14:37:16 I see a speaker queue remaining and respectfully decline to close this agendum, AvneeshSingh 14:37:27 q? 14:37:27 q? 14:37:36 ack geo 14:37:43 ack GeorgeK 14:38:45 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Lh0TwYHg574WFvdIAB1-Pns3fF7oSCjD/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=110044170227731414177&rtpof=true&sd=truezakim, next agendum 14:39:00 Chrisolver: I think one concern on the library staff is the correctly wording 14:39:08 zakim, next agendum 14:39:08 agendum 2 -- Update from MARC cross walk sub task force: -- taken up [from AvneeshSingh] 14:39:15 ... we've published a draft of the crosswalk 14:39:58 ... our proposal is to add a paragraph telling that it is a preliminary version of the document 14:40:21 ... in the library world we are not ready to make decitions 14:40:50 ... so we'll integrate the feedback we've got, and the move it to GitHub 14:40:51 q? 14:41:03 ... I think we can do it in July 14:42:22 ... so if there'll be relevant changes in our domain, we'll get back on the document for changing it 14:42:57 AvneeshSingh: do you think we can start to review the document or do we wait the move to GitHub? 14:43:04 q? 14:43:13 Chrisolver: both for us is fine 14:43:30 AvneeshSingh: the Google Docs has problems with accessibility 14:43:59 ... in any case before publishing the document we'll have one or two months for reviewing it 14:44:11 Chrisolver: it may also take more time 14:45:02 q? 14:45:43 q? 14:45:49 Gautier: I can help in moving the document to GitHub 14:46:35 q? 14:46:58 zakim, next agendum 14:46:58 agendum 3 -- Calls in mid July to mid August holidays period? -- taken up [from AvneeshSingh] 14:47:27 q? 14:47:36 AvneeshSingh: what are your ideas for having calls during the holidays? 14:48:30 q? 14:49:22 Maybe a call on the fourth week of July 14:49:31 I'll send the calendar invite 14:49:39 ... AOB 14:49:39 q? 14:51:02 rrsagent, make logs public 14:51:38 rrsagent, make minutes 14:51:38 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/06/30-pcg-a11y-minutes.html AvneeshSingh 15:01:12 zakim, leave 15:01:12 leaving. As of this point the attendees have been AvneeshSingh, gpellegrino, Gautier, zheng_xu, MURATA, GeorgeK, Madeleine, Naomi_, Chrisoliver, ccarr, CharlesL 15:01:12 Zakim has left #pcg-a11y 15:04:57 CharlesL1 has left #pcg-a11y