14:14:08 RRSAgent has joined #adapt 14:14:12 logging to https://www.w3.org/2023/11/28-adapt-irc 14:14:27 zakim, start meeting 14:14:27 RRSAgent, make logs Public 14:14:28 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), Sharon 14:14:55 meeting: APA WAI-Adapt Task Force Meeting 28 November 2023 14:15:08 rrsagent, make logs public 14:15:16 agenda? 14:15:22 chair: Sharon 14:15:28 present+ 14:16:29 agenda+ WKU for Accessibility Statement: What does an MVP of this use of WKU look like? Link: https://github.com/w3c/adapt/blob/add-explainers/explainers/accessibility-meta.md 14:16:49 agenda+ WKU for A11Y Reporting: What does an MVP of this use of WKU look like? Link: https://github.com/w3c/adapt/blob/add-explainers/explainers/accessibility-reporting.md 14:17:13 agenda+ WKU vs. Destination: Similarities and Differences 14:18:38 agenda+ Report of the Issue 240 Link: https://github.com/w3c/adapt/issues/240 14:18:39 https://github.com/w3c/adapt/issues/240 -> Issue 240 Could we build symbolic annotations with existing Web standards? (by DuncanMacWeb) [i18n-tracker] 14:19:11 agenda+ Continue the concept definition discussion 14:58:01 agenda? 14:58:07 janina has joined #adapt 14:59:06 matatk has joined #adapt 15:01:18 vikas has joined #adapt 15:01:59 Abhinav has joined #adapt 15:02:05 present+ 15:03:10 present+ 15:03:17 present+ 15:04:12 present+ 15:05:14 scribe+ 15:05:39 zakim, next item 15:05:39 agendum 1 -- WKU for Accessibility Statement: What does an MVP of this use of WKU look like? Link: 15:05:39 ... https://github.com/w3c/adapt/blob/add-explainers/explainers/accessibility-meta.md -- taken up [from Sharon] 15:05:42 rrsagent, make minutes 15:05:43 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/11/28-adapt-minutes.html matatk 15:05:51 russell has joined #adapt 15:05:56 present+ 15:06:23 zakim, who's here? 15:06:23 Present: Sharon, Abhinav, vikas, matatk, janina, russell 15:06:25 On IRC I see russell, Abhinav, vikas, matatk, janina, RRSAgent, Zakim, Sharon, Roy, gb, Mike5Matrix, gonzu_15, justinestrada, Github, imlostlmao, sdd 15:06:53 matatk: Appreciates github questions from Abhinav 15:07:05 matatk: Discusses best procedures on github 15:07:33 matatk: Suggests voicing comments to date 15:07:35 https://github.com/w3c/adapt/tree/add-explainers 15:08:25 https://github.com/w3c/adapt/commit/338df0df8b4f75dff8ab958447b1d01e36a0e99a 15:08:35 https://github.com/w3c/adapt/commit/3bc6a7d159862a75dbcf60b3f874b27510f2d862#diff-0837c1432cec3bab13cbdd2c49f270f6e83bdb30e78cbb121ab25af681f09c88 15:09:16 matatk: reads Q: Do we expect a separate page for login and logout? 15:09:49 q? 15:10:33 matatk: We need to revgisit destinations thinkin; Which are key? 15:11:02 matatk: Suggests logout won't stay, but it's how we first received the list 15:11:26 Abhinav: Concerned not always a predictable URI 15:12:07 Abhinav: Also the concerned that login dialog is often buried in page content 15:12:17 Abhinav: Also a timeout concern 15:12:39 Abhinav: Also i18n 15:14:01 matatk: Notes WKU are intended to redirect to a page; 15:14:17 matatk: Also intended to be machine readable 15:14:57 matatk: So if the login URI has some custom value, that's a small minority of use cases so seems not the pattern to base our approach 15:15:43 matatk: We do need to know more precisely whether our expectation is correct and to quantify it 15:16:15 matatk: WKU are pages one can access regardless of where one's currently brosed to 15:16:55 matatk: We do however have multiple options for applying our destinations 15:17:04 matatk: e.g. rhel 15:17:04 q+ 15:17:49 matatk: espect some sitewide destinations will always appear, but some not because page specific 15:18:27 ack Abhinav 15:18:55 Abhinav: Asks about how we expect a particular portion of the page to be highlight 15:19:12 q+ 15:19:34 q? 15:20:07 matatk: Notes there's nothing in the explainer about highlighting -- suppose we could look into whether idiomatic by browser 15:20:59 matatk: Also notes that fragments of pages will be a common use case and likely a key one 15:21:56 matatk: Notes further that 'help' may be to local task, not a global help 15:23:00 q+ 15:23:36 matatk: We can show tghe user the phrasing they prefer, e.g. login, sign on, etc 15:23:56 matatk: i18n is made possible because we're machine readable 15:24:12 q? 15:24:18 ack janina 15:24:46 scribe+ 15:25:06 janina: I think we do want to highlight which part of the page contains the desired activity (e.g. log in). 15:25:14 janina: Maybe we need to talk to WHATWG or COGA. 15:25:35 janina: Don't think we have a reliable mechansim to assure ourselves that anything that is a link that says "help" is local or global? 15:25:53 ack Abhinav 15:26:07 Abhinav: Asks what's machine readable 15:27:21 matatk: We have common destinations supplied by COGA; suggesting standirdizing those, just like attrib values we get allow UX to present verbiage user wants, but perform action based on standard 15:27:45 q? 15:27:53 matatk: What we call it isn't important, it's the standard definition that does 15:28:10 Abhinav: Who's calling? 15:28:13 matatk: Not the user 15:28:48 matatk: Expect uA will provide list of known destinations available on a page 15:29:55 Abhinav: Is it a value URI for browser extension? 15:30:07 matatk: Initially, yes. Eventually we'd like to see direct browser support 15:30:44 matatk: Would it help for me to make a PR for each explainer? 15:31:05 rrsagent, make minutes 15:31:07 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/11/28-adapt-minutes.html matatk 15:31:13 agenda? 15:31:18 https://github.com/w3c/adapt/issues/240 -> Issue 240 Could we build symbolic annotations with existing Web standards? (by DuncanMacWeb) [i18n-tracker] 15:31:26 zakim, take up item 4 15:31:26 agendum 4 -- Report of the Issue 240 Link: https://github.com/w3c/adapt/issues/240 -- taken up [from Sharon] 15:31:26 zakim, take up item 4 15:31:29 agendum 4 -- Report of the Issue 240 Link: https://github.com/w3c/adapt/issues/240 -- taken up [from Sharon] 15:31:52 russell: Have possibly important news 15:32:19 russell: The unicode proposal is now publically available; seems to have been accepted modulo minor edits 15:33:06 russell: While working on doc requested, i found myself changing viewpoint 15:34:35 https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2023/23138-n5228-blissymbols.pdf 15:34:37 russell: Notes that BCI IDs are included by unicode in its standard 15:34:42 russell: May be a game changer 15:35:22 russell: Regarding our terminology discussion; probably most dispositive is performed by Unicode 15:35:32 https://www.unicode.org/glossary/ 15:36:08 russell: of course lots of contention and disagreement on terms; probably a historical artifact 15:36:25 q+ 15:36:51 ack janina 15:37:35 janina: Sounds like the only difference between our registry and Unicode is that ours may be more up to date because there could be a years-long gap between Unicode updates? I have no metrics to judge this by. 15:38:09 russell: The IDs in Unicode are just for the characters. There will be a majority of IDs not in Unicode because compound symbols get new IDs, but no new Unicode symbol would be needed. 15:38:12 q+ 15:39:36 russell: Of all 1400 chars in Unicode 15:39:50 russell: Total in BCI including chars in 6200 15:40:35 ack matatk 15:41:14 matatk: Wonders whether the "just use unicode" proposers are aware of this discrepency? 15:41:29 matatk: Also impedes authoring significantly 15:42:14 matatk: How does one delineate end of concept? Easy for us because one value; but ultimately we may paint ourselves into a corner without a delimeter 15:42:30 russell: ultimate delimeter is a space -- just like an English word 15:43:09 ack me 15:43:10 russell: Big problem is to represent a concept not defined as an ID until the bliss word is created for it 15:43:28 q+ 15:44:10 q+ 15:44:14 ack janina 15:44:15 ack janina 15:44:28 janina: To russell's last point: I don't think we can solve that, but we can minimize it. 15:45:28 q+ 15:45:31 ack matatk 15:46:02 janina: The problem will persist because new concepts will always be formed, as new words and new word meanings are eternally being created 15:47:02 matatk: We want mapped concepts between symbol sets; but we can only know about concepts we've been told of 15:47:15 q+ 15:47:36 q? 15:47:40 matatk: Ad hoc isn't good enough because we can be more responsive than unicode 15:48:35 matatk: xkcd isn't necessarily a good approach; BCI is already very good 15:48:35 matatk: We need community consensus 15:49:08 matatk: We need a process symbol set creators can easily support 15:49:42 matatk: Seems clear to me we need something on top of unicode 15:49:58 ack russell 15:50:26 russell: Easy to create id for new concept and register it; creating the BCI authorized is harder 15:50:47 s/xkcd isn't/xkcd ('one [more] standard to rule them all') isn't/ 15:50:58 russell: Notes unicode is maintaining emoji compounds; perhaps they might support 15:51:06 ack janina 15:51:20 janina: The key is responsiveness to our end users, which includes content authors, and symbol creators. 15:52:05 ... Some people support living standards, that are all up to date. This process (Unicode) can take years to update. 15:52:29 ... We do need a balance, where authorized values are updated relatively quickly. 15:52:42 ... Worth investigating how often the Unicode compounds will be updated. 15:52:55 rrsagent, make minutes 15:52:57 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/11/28-adapt-minutes.html matatk 15:55:33 zakim, end meeting 15:55:33 As of this point the attendees have been Sharon, Abhinav, vikas, matatk, janina, russell 15:55:35 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 15:55:37 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2023/11/28-adapt-minutes.html Zakim 15:56:15 I am happy to have been of service, janina; please remember to excuse RRSAgent. Goodbye 15:56:15 Zakim has left #adapt 15:56:22 rrsagent, bye 15:56:22 I see no action items