16:59:20 RRSAgent has joined #json-ld 16:59:24 logging to https://www.w3.org/2023/02/01-json-ld-irc 16:59:24 RRSAgent, make logs Public 16:59:55 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), gkellogg 16:59:56 meeting: JSON-LD WG 17:00:09 rrsagent, make logs public 17:00:40 juuso-aut has joined #json-ld 17:01:02 anatoly-scherbakov has joined #json-ld 17:01:08 present+ 17:01:36 present+ 17:01:38 present+ 17:02:47 chair: bigbluehat 17:03:04 present+ 17:03:09 present+ 17:03:41 https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/cc5608da-eddd-4857-b849-293bcd25e8ad/20230201T120000 17:04:23 TallTed has changed the topic to: JSON-LD WG -- 2023-02-01 Agenda: https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/cc5608da-eddd-4857-b849-293bcd25e8ad/20230201T120000 17:05:24 scribe+ 17:05:44 topic: WG rechartered 17:06:02 bigbluehat: first WG meeting in a while 17:06:11 present+ 17:06:24 ... we have been rachartered 17:06:25 https://www.w3.org/2023/01/json-ld-wg-charter.html 17:06:30 ... until Jan 2025 17:06:35 present+ 17:06:50 ... We were supposed to have meeting quatertly, which we didn't. 17:06:59 ... Instead, the CG did meet on a regular basis. 17:07:12 ... We need to improve the working model between both groups. 17:07:18 ... The quarterly WG calls must happen. 17:07:31 ... The CG calls can be on a per-need basis. 17:07:49 q+ 17:08:07 ... WG members must manually re-join the WG (participants to this call have already). 17:08:23 ... If you know any, remind them that they must rejoin. 17:08:25 Participants: https://www.w3.org/groups/wg/json-ld/participants 17:08:40 gkellogg: if you look at the participants list (when logged in) 17:09:04 ... there is an icon on the members having not re-joined yet 17:09:13 ... which includes some participants of this call 17:09:53 subtopic: future of the WG 17:10:14 bigbluehat: has anyone any idea before we go through other agenda items? 17:10:35 gkellogg: there are a number of errata, some of them normative. 17:10:56 ... There is also work in the RDF-star WG that might impact JSON-LD. 17:11:16 ... Some work in the CG about JSON-LD-star might become part of a future JSON-LD 1.2.. 17:11:24 https://github.com/json-ld/json-ld-star 17:11:41 gkellogg: also a lot of activity since last summer in the CG around YAML-LD 17:11:52 ... we are considering publishing a final report 17:12:40 ... The charter mentions YAML-LD; the WG may chose to bring that on REC track. 17:13:07 bigbluehat: is the vision to let the CG tell us when they think this is ready? 17:13:24 gkellogg: yes, but the problem is finding time 17:14:13 ... But my feeling is that the CG work on YAML-LD could probably be put forward as a final report in its current state. 17:14:30 bigbluehat: we need to discuss this in the CG. 17:14:49 ... a CG final report does not need the same level of maturity as a REC. 17:14:59 dlehn: is anyone using YAML-LD? 17:15:05 anatoly-scherbakov: I am trying to. 17:15:19 juuso-aut: me as well. 17:15:44 anatoly-scherbakov: using YAML-LD for visualization purposes (converting YAML-LD to HTML) 17:15:54 ... I'm preparing an open-source tool. 17:16:24 ... I'm enthusiats about YAML-LD, I find it practical. 17:16:43 ... But I have not contributed much to the specification -- waiting more practical feedback. 17:16:44 https://json-ld.github.io/yaml-ld-primer/ 17:17:01 s/waiting more/waiting for more/ 17:17:19 ... Devoting more time to it recently. 17:17:47 bigbluehat: could you take more editorial responsibility on the document? 17:17:53 anatoly-scherbakov: what would that entail? 17:18:32 YAML-LD issues: https://github.com/json-ld/yaml-ld/issues 17:18:34 q+ 17:18:44 bigbluehat: identifying what is missing in the CG document to be elligible to REC track 17:18:56 ... CG documents don't need tests; WG documents do 17:19:09 anatoly-scherbakov: could do with a naive translation of JSON-LD tests 17:19:16 MUST test MUSTs; SHOULD test SHOULDs and MAYs, as these results can be differentiators when choosing which implementation(s) to deploy 17:19:34 ... But advanced features of YAML in YAML-LD need specific signs, but I am not using them. 17:19:58 ack gkellogg 17:20:08 ... I am doing the simplest possible thing (converting `@-keywords` into `$-keywords` with the context) 17:20:18 q+ 17:20:36 gkellogg: I did work on tests, working on the extended internal representation 17:20:46 ... but we should keep this discussion for a CG meeting. 17:20:58 ... I put a link above on the open issues. 17:21:09 ack juuso-aut 17:21:47 juuso-aut: We got 1,5 year project where we are planning to use YAML-LD. 17:22:06 ... But can't say how much time I can devote to standardization (it is a commercial project). 17:22:15 ... But at least I will continue to attend the calls. 17:22:41 bigbluehat: any other future documents? 17:22:56 ... At least we should address the errata more formally. 17:23:10 ... I don't think they affect any test. 17:23:32 gkellogg: for the errata considered editorial, the ED has already been updated. 17:24:05 ... I don't think there are any barrier to publishing this new version. 17:24:53 ... Normative errata do impact the tests, 17:25:08 ... but maybe we want to keep them until some JSON-LD 1.2 version, 17:25:26 ... which would also take into account the work in the RDF-star WG. 17:25:34 Topic: Next call 17:25:46 bigbluehat: I suggest we stick to the quarterly schedule for the WG 17:25:47 q 17:25:49 q+ 17:25:58 ... and make CG calls in the meantime. 17:26:00 ack anatoly-scherbakov 17:26:11 anatoly-scherbakov: I would be interested by CG meetings. 17:26:45 ... The homework consists in reading the current YAML-LD specification, and open issues, right? 17:26:53 bigbluehat: correct 17:27:14 gkellogg: The next CG meeting would be on Feb 15, this time. 17:27:58 bigbluehat: I should update the homepage, to clarify the relation between the WG and the CG. 17:28:08 TallTed: I don't think we should work as you suggest. 17:28:20 ... The WG and CG have very different patent policies. 17:28:48 bigbluehat: the YAML-LD needs to progress in the CG, where it started. 17:29:23 ... But we must be clear about which group is meeting, because of the patent policy differences. 17:29:45 TallTed: it should be really clear which documents belong to which group. 17:29:57 ... And encourage people in the CG to move work to the WG it it matters to them. 17:30:23 gkellogg: a blog post would be a good idea; 17:30:39 ... there is some fatigue after doing a lot of work; 17:30:46 ... we must encourage people to re-join. 17:31:44 ... We have refrained from reflecting any normative update in the ED, focusing on editorial ones. 17:31:48 TallTed: sounds good 17:32:36 bigbluehat: defining the responsibilities of WG vs CG will encourage people to join the WG 17:33:19 TallTed: most people don't keep up with the blog; they focus on the mailing list 17:33:45 bigbluehat: AOB? 17:34:09 gkellogg: for the next CG meeting, please send which issues you want to discuss 17:34:38 zakim, end meeting 17:34:38 As of this point the attendees have been anatoly-scherbakov, pchampin, gkellogg, TallTed, bigbluehat, dlehn, juuso-aut 17:34:40 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 17:34:42 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/02/01-json-ld-minutes.html Zakim 17:34:49 I am happy to have been of service, gkellogg; please remember to excuse RRSAgent. 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