14:00:44 RRSAgent has joined #pbgsc 14:00:49 logging to https://www.w3.org/2024/10/11-pbgsc-irc 14:00:49 RRSAgent, make logs Public 14:00:50 Meeting: Publishing Steering Committee 14:00:50 present+ 14:00:54 present+ 14:00:57 present+ 14:01:28 present+ Rich, George, Daihei, Wolfgang, Graham, Shinya, WendyReid, Avneesh 14:01:31 present+ 14:01:32 present+ 14:01:33 chair: Rick 14:01:56 present+ 14:02:12 Graham++ 14:02:16 scribe+ 14:02:17 Leslie has joined #pbgsc 14:02:53 agenda: https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/e6290b96-22a4-4467-a5b2-298419cbcde9/20241011T100000/ 14:03:00 topic: SC Chairs 14:03:04 Graham6 has joined #pbgsc 14:03:13 Rick: we've had two meetings with Seth to update him on where things stand 14:04:34 OK, I can take over 14:04:40 ... he will update the W3C Board 14:04:52 scribe+ Graham6 14:05:00 After he outlined the model, Rick asked for questions 14:05:01 q? 14:05:33 present+ Tzviya 14:05:34 George: D&O insurance would continue to be paid by W3C, since IDPF would remain separate board 14:06:17 Bill K: Seth acknowledged continued support for things like EPUB check 14:06:30 present+ Cristina 14:06:40 present+ Leslie 14:07:31 Bill K: Rick noted that addition of W3C representatives to IDPF board is 'effectively' what the aim of the original merger was 14:08:04 Tzviya: asked for a summary 14:08:39 Rick: summarised 14:10:00 topic: BG to CG? 14:10:25 Rick: next topic - changing the Business group into a community group. Consensus not to do that at last meeting 14:10:27 s/SC Chairs/Status of IDPF/ 14:10:35 Rick: so will not take that idea forward 14:11:18 topic: Participation in the various {C,B,W}Gs 14:11:29 Rick: would it help our focus if other consolidation of groups took place? 14:11:40 q+ 14:11:45 q+ 14:11:54 q+ to clarify role of incubation 14:12:27 George: questioned how to get broader participation in incubation ideas within the community groups 14:12:54 q- 14:13:33 q+ 14:13:41 Wendy: careful what we mean by 'incubation". Means in our context that there has been experimentation, tests, discussion etc. Need to be careful on the specifics of what we are exploring, particularly prior to re-chartering 14:14:35 q- 14:14:52 Wendy: don't want to prevent incubation, by allowing innovation within a community group 14:15:15 Avneesh: while using working group for finalisation of recommendations 14:15:47 Avneesh: while CG can be flexible, Was need to be focused 14:16:14 *Was = WG 14:16:28 q+ 14:16:29 q? 14:16:51 Avneesh: WGs need some resourcing 14:17:18 Wolfgang: CG needs new ideas. 14:18:05 Rick: calls for ideas to drive new activity within the CG 14:18:12 s/Was/WG/ 14:18:16 Rick: new item 14:18:19 +1 to Rick! 14:18:23 topic: Publishing Maintenance WG chairs 14:19:06 subtopic: TPAC summary 14:19:32 https://github.com/w3c/publ-maintenance-wg-charter 14:19:33 Wendy: successful day at TPAC, lots of energy. discussed webtoons, accessibility, etc. Came to conclusion that the rechartering was needed 14:19:59 q? 14:20:00 Wendy: now working on new charter, which will enable future work on an update to EPUB 14:20:13 Wendy: and annotations 14:20:17 ack wolfgang 14:20:46 Wendy: and annotations, and HTML serialization 14:21:00 q+ 14:21:24 Does the annotations work include addressing the locators issue, I presume? 14:22:14 George: some ideas for new charter – improving accessibility for FXL, interactivity and interoperability (eg with QTI in education) 14:22:14 q+ 14:22:49 -> https://github.com/w3c/publ-maintenance-wg-charter/issues/29 Is there anything we should/could add on TDM? #29 14:23:11 Liisa: Should we fold in TBM? Wendy: TBM cannot currently be referred to as it is a community note 14:24:18 -> https://github.com/w3c/publ-maintenance-wg-charter/issues Publishing Maintenance WG charter issues 14:24:32 q? 14:24:33 s/TBM/TDM/ 14:24:37 ack liisamk 14:25:00 ack wendyreid 14:25:02 Wendy: some work envisioned to refine FXL. TPAC discussion also surfaced some more fundamental issues in structure that cannot be addressed in EPUB 3 because they would break back-compatibility. Need to be addressed in EPUB next version 14:26:07 Wendy: Doesn't preclude refinement of accessibility in EPUB 3, but incubation of new ideas for EPUB next should go to CG 14:26:26 q+ 14:26:56 -> https://github.com/w3c/publ-maintenance-wg-charter/issues/22 "Add feature Get Citation to the charter #22" [discusses "annotations" vs "citations" vs "locators"] 14:28:09 Wendy (responding to Liisa): needs some guidance from BG to CG to guide work on annotations. Needs people from (eg) education as well as trade. George agreed. 14:29:01 George: Is FXL accessibility a big (enough)problem that it needs fixing quickly (based on ADA Title.2 deadlines) 14:29:23 Rick: there are publishing partners that can be brought into this discussion about FXL accessibility 14:29:28 ack rickj 14:29:29 Next topic 14:29:49 q+ 14:30:44 Liisa: meeting soon to pull together work to put to BG, re question around whether DRM prevents (or reduces) accessibility. 14:31:16 LIA has joined #pbgsc 14:31:30 q+ 14:31:32 Rick: funding for EPUBcheck needs to be considered during rechartering. Do we still think this funding mechanism belongs to the BG? 14:31:36 q+ 14:31:52 Rick: or should it be pushed to W3C? 14:31:55 ack rickj 14:33:50 Christina: Returning to TDM – very relevant for AI, so important. Returning to DRM, EAA mandates that any DRM must not impede accessibility 14:34:18 ack liisamk 14:34:22 Christina: Adobe treat DRM (and Indesign) as cash cows, so might be difficult to persuade them to make any changes 14:34:27 q+ 14:35:22 Liisa: If Seth acknowledged need to support EPUBcheck, can we begin to move responsibility for support to W3C itself. 14:35:35 ack wendyreid 14:37:00 q+ 14:37:29 q+ 14:37:30 Liisa: noting lack of updates to ADE, meaning limited accessibility 14:37:58 q+ 14:38:18 Wendy: What does BG want to do with TBM note? Is the goal to put it on the rec track? 14:38:36 s/TBM/TDM/ 14:38:52 ack wendyreid 14:39:06 q+ to ask a followup 14:39:07 Liisa: BG would like TDM on rec track 14:39:21 q+ 14:39:50 Bill: EAA problematic for ADE 14:39:53 ack Bill_Kasdorf 14:40:25 George: it's a mess, and publisher's often have to provide DRM-free alternatives for education purposes 14:40:26 ack wendyreid 14:40:26 wendyreid, you wanted to ask a followup 14:40:40 q+ 14:41:25 q+ to answer what the goal of TDM is 14:41:41 ack LIA 14:41:42 Wendy: need charter to put TDM on rec track. If we do this, a range of solutions will need to be considered. Ans what is the expected behaviour of reading systems in response to TBM 14:41:44 TDM 14:42:06 [I think Wendy is asking "what is the user agent behaviour that TDM expects?"] 14:42:43 q+ to point out some potential user impacts 14:42:56 q+ 14:43:08 Christina: TDM is an instruction to AI training systems, not specifically to reading systems 14:43:17 ack liisamk 14:43:17 liisamk, you wanted to answer what the goal of TDM is 14:44:00 ack wendyreid 14:44:00 wendyreid, you wanted to point out some potential user impacts 14:44:08 q+ still on TDM 14:44:44 Liisa: we expect reading systems to note presence of the opt-out (and presumably prevent it being passed to AI systems) 14:45:20 Wendy: there are user features (eg translation, summarisation) that might have to be blocked by reading systems 14:45:21 ack George 14:45:50 q+ 14:46:27 Christina: publisher contracts with author, and the author may not want content to be used for AI 14:46:42 ack still 14:46:42 still, you wanted to comment on TDM 14:47:11 Leslie: TDM is about opting out of training, not out of other uses of AI 14:47:15 q- 14:47:24 vq? 14:48:11 Leslie: should communicate our adoption of TDM because there ARE other methods (and we don't want multiple methods of options out 14:48:55 (Graham: agree with Leslie –must differentiate between use of content for training, and use of content as source data (for summarisation eg) 14:49:14 Ralph: Good discussion. 14:49:53 Ralph: new chief development officer will be responsible for building funding streams other than membership 14:50:15 q? 14:50:19 ack Ralph 14:50:19 Ralph, you wanted to comment on epubcheck support 14:50:32 Rick: community group 14:50:40 topic: Publishing Community Group Chairs 14:51:20 q+ 14:51:31 s/new chief/Sylvia Cadena, our newly hired chief/ 14:51:35 Wolfgang: see a lot of activity in the task forces, A11Y, anti-counterfeiting etc. But again, these groups need BG input. 14:52:19 ack Bill_Kasdorf 14:53:24 q+ 14:53:26 BillK: three active task forces is exactly how CGs should work. 14:53:35 ack Leslie 14:54:18 q+ 14:54:26 q+ 14:54:29 ack Bill_Kasdorf 14:54:36 [+1 to getting the TDM CG to present to the Publishing CG] 14:55:03 Leslie: TDM needs more discussion in the community group 14:55:13 q+ 14:55:17 BillK: could generate more activity in CG 14:55:26 ack liisamk 14:55:47 -> https://www.w3.org/groups/cg/tdmrep/ Text and Data Mining Reservation Protocol Community Group 14:56:03 ack wolfgang 14:56:24 Liisa: if BG puts TDM on the agenda, then it can be taken forward 14:56:58 q+ 14:56:59 Wolfgang: agree this is a good idea. CG should incubate ideas that are business-relavant 14:57:11 Rick: AOB? 14:57:12 ack shiestyle 14:58:15 Shinya: conference today in Tokyo. Should regions reports be a regular topic in these meetings? [is that right? my audio is poor) 14:58:28 Rick: thanks. Closed themeeting 14:58:43 zakim, end meeting 14:58:43 As of this point the attendees have been liisamk, Ralph, Bill_Kasdorf, Rich, George, Daihei, Wolfgang, Graham, Shinya, WendyReid, Avneesh, rickj, Tzviya, Cristina, Leslie 14:58:46 RRSAgent, please draft minutes v2 14:58:47 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2024/10/11-pbgsc-minutes.html Zakim 14:58:54 I am happy to have been of service, Ralph; please remember to excuse RRSAgent. Goodbye 14:58:54 Zakim has left #pbgsc 14:58:55 zakim, end meetingh 14:59:28 rrsagent, bye 14:59:28 I see no action items