<CarlosD> scribe+ giacomo-petri
zakim take up next
Carlos: no calls for review
<Wilco> https://github.com/act-rules/act-rules.github.io/pull/2041
Carlos: I remind everyone to take some time to review
<Wilco> https://deploy-preview-98--wai-evaluation-tools-list.netlify.app/tools-list/evaluation/
Wilco: I have been working on
updated tools to how some of the rules are presented on
w3c
... I've been working on education groups to add implemenation
data to the evaluation tools list
<CarlosD> scribe+ CarlosD
<CarlosD> giacomo-petri: https://github.com/act-rules/act-rules.github.io/pull/2007 is ready to review
<CarlosD> giacomo-petri: https://github.com/act-rules/act-rules.github.io/pull/2038 also ready
Wilco: working on subjective
applicabilities (1h ago), to understand if it's something we
want to allow
... the goal is to include also rules that might not have a
objective applicability
Carlos: is it confirmed?
Wilco: confirmed if we want
Carlos: when?
Wilco: our dates not 100% confirmed
Carlos: lot of issues opened,
regarding the visible label as part of the acc name
... focusing now on 2051 and 1615, Wilco convincing arguments
about not allowing the acc name to be written differently from
the visible label
... about these 2 issues we want to have those as fail
examples
... anyone has different opinions?
Wilco: agree
Sean: agree
<harris> +1
Giacomo: agree
<Karen> +1
Kathy: agree
Carlos: regarding 1458, which Dan is working on implementing an algorithm, is trying to address the edge cases
Kathy: about <button
aria-label="How are you"> <span>you</span>
<span>How</span> <span>are</span>
</button>, do we all agree that this should fail?
... and <a aria-label="WAVE" href="#">W A V E</a>
is a failure
Carlos: the behaviour we want to fail is to insert spaces where there are none
Kathy: <a aria-label="1a" href="#">1</a> what about this one? It passes but I'm not sure it should pass
<Sean> Bookdeal
<Sean> sidereal
Carlos: we should fail it instead
of pass
... should we fail also <a aria-label="fibonacci: 0 1 1 2 3
5 8 13 21 34">fibonacci: 0112358132134</a> instead of
passing it?
Giacomo: agree
<harris> https://github.com/act-rules/act-rules.github.io/issues/2040
<Sean> I need to drop. Thank you all much. I might chat about this at Optum as well.
<CarlosD> CarlosD: is the example in 2040 a failure of 2.5.3 or not?
<CarlosD> ... The group presents arguments for failing and passing and no conclusion is reached
<CarlosD> Wilco: I might open an issue about this with the WG
<CarlosD> CarlosD: let's get back to this in the next meeting
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