MusicXML 4.0 Issue #278, which describes the method to include the full score and separate instrumental parts in a single compressed MusicXML file, is complete. The next issue to be tackled will be #279, which caters for having a concert … Continue reading
The mission of the W3C Data Privacy Vocabularies and Controls CG (DPVCG) is to develop a taxonomy of privacy and data protection related terms, which include in particular terms from the new European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), such as … Continue reading
Today the community group published a terminology list: This list contains terms from recent work on the updates to MQM. Feedback is welcome and may be submitted to arle.r.lommel@gmail.com.
The W3C Linked Building Data Group (W3C LBD CG) was happy to gain interesting insights from the guests Maria Husmann and Sebastian Käbisch from Siemens AG on the current state of the W3C Web of Things Working Group. See the minutes if … Continue reading
MusicXML 4.0 Issue #304 concerning the documentation clarification for “none” clefs is complete and the pull request for issue #330 concerning broadening the set of SMuFL accidentals will be accepted straight after the meeting. Now focus switches to issue #278 … Continue reading
The Consent on the Web Community Group has been launched: The mission of this group is to improve the experience of consent on the web while ensuring it remains adherent to relevant standards and laws. For this, the group will: … Continue reading
On July 7 and 14, 2020, The CCG hosted two sessions where we asked people from inside and outside the community to answer the question, “What’s in a Wallet?” You can review the meeting notes and listen to the audio … Continue reading
The W3C LBD CG hopes that everyone had a great, relaxing and save summer and welcomes everyone back when starting over its bi-weekly calls again on 08 September 2020. This autumn the group will continue its journey on bringing together … Continue reading
The Performing Arts Information Representation Community Group has been launched: Performing Arts Information Representation (PAIR) is a community group dedicated to advancing the use of shared conceptual models for better data interoperability in the performing arts domain. This domain stands … Continue reading
