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14:57:47 <jenstrickland> chair: jenstrickland
14:57:53 <jenstrickland> Zakim, start meeting
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14:57:55 <Zakim> please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), jenstrickland
14:58:07 <jenstrickland> meeting: equity 2024-12-09
14:58:19 <jenstrickland> agenda+ continue work on evolving the maturity model
15:01:14 <jenstrickland> present+
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15:52:00 <jenstrickland> present+ benjamin
15:52:38 <jenstrickland> each participant is reviewing resources from our Github: https://github.com/w3c/equity-cg/tree/main/resources
15:53:25 <jenstrickland> we are reviewing these to glean dimensions, proof points / evidence, maturity stages, and manners of assessment
15:54:33 <jenstrickland> Jen needed clarification on how the W3C works with the accepted forms of process tools: frameworks, models, and theories. The guidelines / standards the W3C creates can be seen as frameworks.
15:55:59 <jenstrickland> Frameworks provide overarching structure (guidelines or rules) that facilitates the development of something more.
15:56:29 <jenstrickland> Models explore methodology, as in maturity models that provide a methodology for assessment.
15:56:57 <jenstrickland> Theories are not really used at W3C, as we don't attempt to predict outcomes or explore hypotheses.
15:57:39 <jenstrickland> rrsagent, make logs world
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15:57:45 <RRSAgent> I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2024/12/09-equity-minutes.html jenstrickland
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