13:57:26 RRSAgent has joined #adapt 13:57:31 logging to https://www.w3.org/2023/10/23-adapt-irc 13:57:32 RRSAgent, make logs Public 13:57:33 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), Lionel_Wolberger 13:58:33 Meeting: WAI Adapt Weekly Teleconference Monday October 23, 2023 13:59:01 agenda+ Welcome, general updates 13:59:03 agenda+ Symbol Module Implementations: One-pager in HTML 13:59:06 agenda+ Issue 240 discussion (Unicode / Registry) 13:59:12 agenda+ well-known URI for accessibility proposal/discuss. include in Gap analysis (Lionel) 13:59:16 agenda+ A11y4Children follow-ups 13:59:19 v 13:59:20 agenda+ Recruiting 13:59:23 agenda+ User Agents and Symbols Implementations 14:00:14 Date: 23 October 2023 14:00:20 Chair: Lionel_Wolberger 14:00:23 present+ 14:01:04 Abhinav has joined #adapt 14:01:26 Sharon has joined #adapt 14:03:02 Roy has joined #adapt 14:05:27 present+ 14:07:26 present+ 14:08:39 present+ 14:08:49 scribe+ 14:08:54 zakim, next item 14:08:54 agendum 1 -- Welcome, general updates -- taken up [from Lionel_Wolberger] 14:11:00 gb, help 14:11:00 Roy, I am a bot to look up and create GitHub issues and 14:11:00 … action items. I am an instance of GHURLBot 0.3. 14:11:00 … Try "gb, help commands" or 14:11:00 … see https://w3c.github.io/GHURLBot/manual.html 14:11:17 Lionel: Would like to review how we connect our IRC name to our GitHub name 14:12:18 gb, Lionel_Wolberger is lwolberg 14:12:18 Lionel_Wolberger, OK. 14:12:41 action: Lionel_Wolberger to test gb 14:12:48 Sorry, but no Tracker is associated with this channel. 14:12:48 Created -> action #246 https://github.com/w3c/adapt/issues/246 14:12:48 ... The command I was looking for is 'gb, Lionel_Wolberger is lwolberg' 14:13:02 trackbot, bye 14:13:02 trackbot has left #adapt 14:13:54 Close action #246 14:13:54 https://github.com/w3c/adapt/issues/246 -> Action 246 test gb (on lwolberg) due 2023-10-30 14:14:31 close #246 14:14:33 Closed -> action #246 https://github.com/w3c/adapt/issues/246 14:15:33 zakim, next item 14:15:33 agendum 2 -- Symbol Module Implementations: One-pager in HTML -- taken up [from Lionel_Wolberger] 14:18:23 Lionel_Wolberger: Thanks to Sharon for a great job rendering the handout in HTML 14:19:44 Roy: We can host this HTML in WAI Adapt's main branch on GitHub 14:22:33 ... I will load these into GitHub and supply three URLs: 14:22:46 ... (1), the side-by-side version as Sharon did it 14:23:18 ... (2) and (3), single versions; (2) being the Blissymbolics and (3) being the ARASAAC, each alone on a page 14:23:38 Lionel_Wolberger: Once we have these, we can decide where and how to edit the explainer to link to these files 14:24:22 action: Roy to Symbols Explainer Made Available as HTML Pages on GitHub 14:24:24 Created -> action #247 https://github.com/w3c/adapt/issues/247 14:24:55 zakim, next item 14:24:55 agendum 3 -- Issue 240 discussion (Unicode / Registry) -- taken up [from Lionel_Wolberger] 14:25:09 RRSAgent, make minutes 14:25:10 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/10/23-adapt-minutes.html Roy 14:27:01 Sharon: Russell did update us by email last week 14:27:18 ... He wrote, I have been responding on Github to issue 240... 14:28:11 ... Russell plans to respond to the last comment, expects to complete by next week. 14:28:36 zakim, next item 14:28:36 agendum 4 -- well-known URI for accessibility proposal/discuss. include in Gap analysis (Lionel) -- taken up [from Lionel_Wolberger] 14:29:25 Lionel_Wolberger: We understand we are waiting for Matt to settle his new credentials 14:29:34 ... but meanwhile we have a demo from Abhinav 14:30:32 Abhinav: (Shared screen with a short PPT with his speaking notes) 14:30:40 ... Well-known URI for accessibility 14:31:00 ... What is Well-known URI? It is a URL prefix starting with /.well-known/ 14:31:10 ... implemented to provide a well known and predictable location 14:31:18 ... one well-known used one is security.txt 14:31:36 ... it allows security researchers to disclose security vulnerabilities 14:32:12 ... it is implemented by many companies such as SAP, Google, Amazon 14:32:39 ... and is used to provide a well known URL for people to report security vulnerabilities 14:34:00 ... proposes /.wellknown/a11y.html to provide a consistent location 14:34:16 ... suggesting the .html suffix as this may be more compatible with screen readers 14:34:58 ... (shows a sample of a page, where a table has rows 14:35:15 ... Each row can supply a field with an example and description 14:35:23 ... (shows a sample page) 14:36:12 ... (demonstrates security.txt. 14:36:35 ... it lists contact URL, contact email, and other fields are added as the standard is extensible 14:37:08 ... (demonstrates a similar a11y.html page listing ACR, WCAG level, and links for accessibility help and a contact to get help 14:44:28 Sharon: I am seeking to map this to agenda items that are specific to the WAI Adapt task force 14:44:40 ... and help looks like a great match 14:45:35 Lionel_Wolberger: This aligns strongly as well with the new 3.2.6 Consistent Help (A) in WCAG 2.2 14:47:13 https://www.w3.org/2023/07/apa-wg-charter 14:48:45 ... examining the Adapt Working Group Charter 14:48:59 ... WAI-Adapt: Help and Support Module 14:49:08 ... provide use cases and a vocabulary of terms that can be used to enhance alternative or supportive content that may be useful for people with disabilities. 14:51:46 Lionel_Wolberger: I am excited by the standardization of defect reporting 14:51:59 ... the comparison with security that Abhinav made is very relevant 14:52:18 ... this has been a win-win with the security community 14:52:22 ... as incentives are aligned 14:52:39 ... both for the reporter, who can earn a bounty 14:52:54 ... and the company that receives the report, as they have a chance to patch and avoid an attack 14:53:10 ... I can imagine similar virtuous cycle on a11y issue reporting 14:53:22 ... assistive technologies could integrate with such a well-known URL 14:53:45 .. and submit some record of a problem when a user struggles to complete a task 14:55:23 Sharon: Having an easy and common way to get support would be great 14:55:51 ... it has nothing to do with disabilities: everyone has trouble finding support 14:56:11 ... finding a support person more easily is a real curb cut 14:56:34 Lionel_Wolberger: Note the difference between accepting an issue report, as opposed to making support available 14:57:09 ... which can have a potentially high cost particularly for high volume websites 14:57:59 rrsagent, make minutes 14:58:00 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/10/23-adapt-minutes.html Lionel_Wolberger 14:58:33 Abhinav: Happy to present the crux of the idea 14:58:54 ... it is very extensible and can likely support anything we decide on 14:59:04 zakim, end meeting 14:59:04 As of this point the attendees have been Lionel_Wolberger, Abhinav, Sharon, Roy 14:59:06 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 14:59:07 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/10/23-adapt-minutes.html Zakim 14:59:13 I am happy to have been of service, Lionel_Wolberger; please remember to excuse RRSAgent. 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