14:02:01 RRSAgent has joined #w3process 14:02:01 logging to https://www.w3.org/2022/07/13-w3process-irc 14:02:08 ScribeNick: fantasai 14:02:24 present+ dsinger 14:02:24 plh has joined #w3process 14:02:27 Agenda: https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/a7496681-9330-4e4f-91e0-449efe8484fd/20220713T070000 14:02:36 Regrets+ Chris 14:02:50 plh: regrets from Chris, Jeff (who has a conflict) 14:03:20 present+ 14:03:44 present+ 14:04:03 agenda? 14:04:21 agenda+ Closing issues 14:04:26 agenda+ Pull requests 14:04:27 Topic: Closing Issues 14:04:36 agenda+ Maturity level term 14:04:49 agenda+ P2022 issues 14:04:55 agenda+ Next meeting 14:05:15 zakim, move to next agendum 14:05:15 agendum 1 -- Closing issues -- taken up [from plh] 14:05:24 plh: I propose to close two issues this week 14:05:27 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/587 14:05:41 ... one from Janina about citing Horizontal Review in the Process, which we believe is already cited 14:05:52 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/495 14:06:01 ... other one is 495, which is about "are certain categories of members entitled to AB/TAG" 14:06:12 florian: I'm happy to close both. Happy to explain why if needed. 14:06:20 dsinger: I agree 14:06:22 fantasai: I agree 14:06:25 present+ 14:06:36 zakim, move to next agendum 14:06:36 agendum 2 -- Pull requests -- taken up [from plh] 14:06:37 RESOLVED: Close 587 and 495 14:06:44 Topic: Pull Requests 14:06:55 plh: First question for Wendy, did you have time to look at 572/599? 14:06:57 wseltzer: nope 14:07:03 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/pull/586 14:07:08 plh: Last time we said we'd try to land 586 on that front 14:07:16 ... unless ppl have more comments 14:07:29 ... but seems some comments? 14:07:36 florian: Let's talk about that 14:07:44 florian: There were 2 rephrasing suggestions from mnot 14:07:48 ... I took one of them 14:08:06 ... One rephrased text in an effectively informative part, in introductory text 14:08:20 ... That text used RFC2119 wording, and didn't need to, so rephrasing made it cleaner 14:08:32 florian: The other one is more interesting, because it overlaps a bit with dsinger's feedback also 14:08:49 ... I'm not too hung up on the word "approval" itself, but we need to recognize that this is a "decision" by the Team 14:08:55 ... because this is what makes it possible to appeal 14:09:09 ... If we use weaker wording, it will not longer be possible to formally object 14:09:19 ... By using weaker wording, we'd disempower the AC 14:09:26 q+ to suggest "team verification" or "team decides to verify" 14:09:29 ... So I think it's important to keep the fact that this is a decision 14:09:38 ... if we want to use a different word than "approval" 14:09:42 ... that's fine 14:10:18 ack d 14:10:18 dsinger, you wanted to suggest "team verification" or "team decides to verify" 14:10:19 florian: When we drafted this wording, we didn't change the term "approval", but we made sure it tied into the rest of the Process properly 14:10:29 dsinger: I think approval implies discretionary aspect, and that's what worries me 14:10:42 ... are you disapproving for a reason that has nothing to do with the Process? 14:10:54 ... can we say verification or something like that? 14:11:08 dsinger: It's minor, I don't want to block process 14:11:28 florian: I think we did take care in various parts, might have missed a feiw, that this bit tied into the parts of Process that had requirements 14:11:37 ... but this is a subjective decision, because those requirements are fuzzy 14:11:47 ... so inevitably the Team will have to make up its mind and decide 14:12:05 florian: May I suggest that we agree to land, and as a second phase, if there are editorial improvements we can land those? 14:12:41 [discussion of that suggestion] 14:12:56 +1 to "team verification" 14:14:39 [digging into the PR wording] 14:15:35 [suggestion is to switch "approval" to "verification"] 14:15:47 dsinger: If can switch on the fly, do that, if not we can do editorial fix afterwards 14:16:24 florian: approval appears on lines that weren't changed, so this will take more than 2 min 14:16:44 plh: So, either you can make the changes and come back with an edited PR, or you want to have approval to merge assuming you make the changes and don't find a showstopper 14:16:52 dsinger: and if you fail, I'm fine to merge and then file an issue 14:16:59 florian: I prefer merge now, and do another editorial PR on top 14:17:15 florian: I will attempt to do the change. If it's trivial, I'll do it and merge 14:17:20 ... if not trivial, I'll open a new issue 14:17:36 RESOLVED: Merge PR 586, possibly with "approval" changed to "verification" (else open a separate issue) 14:17:47 plh: that's it for PRs 14:18:38 zakim, move to next agendum 14:18:38 agendum 3 -- Maturity level term -- taken up [from plh] 14:18:54 Topic: Maturity Level to Maturity Stages 14:19:03 https://github.com/w3c/w3process/issues/455 14:19:11 plh: reminder, that we'll approve this change on July 20th if no objections 14:19:27 zakim, move to next agendum 14:19:27 agendum 3 was just opened, plh 14:19:28 Topic: P2020 Issues List 14:19:38 zakim, close agendum 3 14:19:38 agendum 3, Maturity level term, closed 14:19:39 I see 2 items remaining on the agenda; the next one is 14:19:39 4. P2022 issues [from plh] 14:19:59 plh: List is still quite big, 14 issues 14:20:05 plh: and we don't have PRs on these 14:20:12 s/these/most of these/ 14:20:43 jeff has joined #w3process 14:20:44 plh: Some are about the Council, and we said we'd wait for the AB to discuss the Council if they get a chance to do that up to TPAC; after TPAC we'll put it on our agenda 14:20:56 plh: Any questions people want to dive into? 14:21:03 dsinger: We could use a plan for what to do with these 14:21:19 florian: Reminder that everything related to the Director is also on this list 14:21:28 plh: I guess we really need to do triage 14:21:41 florian: My plan is to take, within this list and DF, 1-2 at a time and make PRs to see how we like them 14:21:49 ... order will be whichever is easest to solve 14:22:04 ... if ppl have criteria other than "whatever Florian thinks is easy", need to speak up 14:22:09 plh: Can have candidates in 2 weeks? 14:22:11 florian: I'll try 14:22:24 q+ to talk about a few 14:22:30 plh: It's summer, and a bunch of us are busy with legal entity, so I don't want to push too hard until after TPAC 14:22:37 ack d 14:22:37 dsinger, you wanted to talk about a few 14:22:42 ... afterwards, we'll need to accelerate if we want to ship a process in 2023 14:22:55 Topic: Decision Policies 14:23:09 dsinger: When reviewing charters, most of them have the exact same decision policy text 14:23:15 ... would be nice to put in Process 14:23:35 ... if it's a good default policy 14:23:47 florian: Problem is not everyone agrees that this is the right default 14:24:01 ... if we put it in the Process, then you'd have to justify having a different policy 14:24:06 ... and e.g. CSSWG uses a different policy 14:24:23 plh: We tell our Team Contact to start from the Charter Template, and copy-paste from previous charters as needed 14:24:46 dsinger: I think we need to ask for a session at TPAC on "independent" and "interoperability", and what is satisfactory to the community for that 14:24:51 ... is a test suite sufficient? 14:24:58 ... are two forks of the same implementation sufficient? 14:25:07 ... is an implementation in someone's garage counting? 14:25:23 florian: I think this is an interesting debate, but uncertain we can draw any real conclusion 14:25:43 dsinger: I'm not sure we can, but I'm sure the Process CG can't make any progress on these issues without a wider community discussion 14:25:55 q+ 14:26:01 ... so keeping it on our priority list and not raising to wider community, we won't make progress 14:26:15 ... either tackle it or defer it to later 14:26:19 wseltzer: I like idea of deferring 14:26:37 dsinger: We keep saying we'll get to it, but can't without a wider discussion 14:26:44 plh: On the default policy, I hear you, but it's not a showstopper 14:26:45 gtalbot has joined #w3process 14:26:49 ... I didn't hear anyone hurt by this 14:26:53 ... I did add a link to the charter template 14:27:07 ... I understand it makes people read more text 14:27:22 dsinger: It was trying to notice, is this the same boilerplate as usual or has it been tweaked 14:27:30 florian: I would like to notice when the typical thing was tweaked 14:27:40 [diff v. template?] 14:27:42 ... but there's a few different legitimate things 14:27:48 plh: [missed] 14:27:55 weiler: Some people do strange things with the template 14:28:07 plh: Some charters completely deviate, but if you look at the template, there is some customization 14:28:22 dsinger: I'll add comments on why I think this would help, and I appreciate Florian's pushback 14:28:23 [and some don't use the template.] 14:28:31 plh: independent implementations is a longer conversation for sure 14:28:38 ... can we deviate from saying "it's case by case basis" 14:28:43 plh: Anything else on P2022 issues? 14:28:48 zakim, move to next agendum 14:28:48 agendum 4 -- P2022 issues -- taken up [from plh] 14:28:56 Topic: Scheduling 14:29:13 plh: Governance TF decided to take over our slot 14:29:28 ... so we need to pick a new slot 14:29:47 ... We can shift to to a different day at the same time 14:30:19 gtalbot has left #w3process 14:30:24 plh: Mondays would take the GovTF's old slot 14:30:34 plh: Thursdays, I looked through September, doesn't conflict with AB because different weeks 14:30:40 +1 to Thursday 14:30:42 [shockingly, 10am US Eastern is open for me each of those days, in general] 14:30:47 plh: didn't include ?? because ??? 14:30:53 plh: Would Monday or Thursday work? 14:30:53 -1 to thursday 14:31:08 -1 to Monday 14:31:18 dsinger: Both we and the AB introduce off-cycle meetings, so we'll end up conflicting 14:31:28 ... so best to avoid Thursdays 14:31:56 plh: We could try, and revisit if conflict too often 14:32:04 weiler: GovTF should spin down soon 14:32:08 ... right? 14:32:33 dsinger: Not necessarily, I suspect even after Board is seated many topics might get discussed GovTF and then ratified by the Board 14:32:51 plh: Let's do Thursdays until end of September at least, and then revise after that if we feel a need to 14:33:06 dsinger: Timed Text was the other conflict 14:33:12 plh: I think it's an hour before 14:33:21 plh: So next meeting is July 26th 14:33:48 s/26/27 14:33:55 s/27/28 14:34:50 plh: then August 11 and 25 14:35:10 plh: I'll be away that last week of August, but fantasai can chair if she wants 14:36:09 plh: we are anchored on Pacific Time 14:38:31 Topic: Independent Implementations 14:38:43 [discussing whether to have conversations at TPAC, or alert the AB, or what] 14:39:15 plh: Maybe schedule a breakout session at TPAC 14:39:30 ... I'll make sure we have a session, can't guarantee there won't be a more interesting session at the same time 14:39:58 dsinger: "Interoperable independent implementation", we don't have agreement on any of these three words 14:40:32 Meeting closed. 14:41:27 rrsagent, generate minutes v2 14:41:27 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/07/13-w3process-minutes.html plh 14:41:38 rrsagent, make logs public-visible 15:05:58 TallTed has joined #w3process 15:19:23 gtalbot has joined #w3process 15:20:04 gtalbot has left #w3process 16:01:31 dsinger has joined #w3process