Meeting minutes
Meeting cancelled - not quorate.
meeting reconvened as pwinstanley got time wrong
<roba_> * apologies - looks like my hotel bandwidth is unusable
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RESOLUTION: accept minutes https://
update from DCAT group
riccardoAlbertoni: DCAT v2 draft is available from the usual link -
… work done in the last month includes:
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riccardoAlbertoni: list of implementations in the google doc
… set of features "at risk"
… the 'at risk' items are noted in the document
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riccardoAlbertoni: There is a milestone ( #31) - future priority work
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riccardoAlbertoni: The remaining issues are in DCAT CR milestonethat collects the issues still relevant, but most of these issues should be closed after the CR is voted in
<riccardoAlbertoni> PR w3c/
riccardoAlbertoni: There are still a couple of issues needing resolved before we go to CR. #1569 relates to issues raised by B van Nuffeln
<riccardoAlbertoni> PR t, w3c/
riccardoAlbertoni: There is also a PR prepared some time ago that fixed the issue related to the technical discussion we had some time ago about JSON-LD. This is still an issue that is challenging as we are trying to provide 2 options for a range just to fix an issue that depends on another standard (RDF serialisation) - so it's not really a DCAT issue
… Is there strong opinion on this? We could postpone this, or we can keep the same range as DCAT2, but add the note prepared by Pierre-Antoine as a record of the issue
Sometimes it is correct to note the technical debt and focus on the priority of getting the recommendation done
nobu_ogura: I think the priority is getting the recommendation out
Implementations are not going to be as plentiful as they were with earlier versions, but I suspect that once a stable CR is available people wanting to upgrade might find this to be the appropriate point, and we can get implementation evidence then
<riccardoAlbertoni> w3c/
riccardoAlbertoni: I would support that we get a vote set up for CR and colleagues can then focus on the draft and this vote might reveal any remaining issues
… The next issue is wide review. #1502 shows that we have ticked most of the boxes. There are different communications (schema.org, RDA) but we need to find the emails to prove the wide review