It’s great to see the community continuing to grow. We’re currently working toward demo-ready PortableWeb viewers across major platforms, while continuing to refine the specification based on implementation experience, community discussion, and feedback. Our current work and upcoming priorities remain: … Continue reading
The Agent-Ready Video Community Group has been proposed by Sander Saar: Agents are helping Web users find useful video, but more can be done to improve agent responses. For example, if a user asks an agent a detailed question about … Continue reading
Viritura Robert reported that he has been working with Peter Yang on making it possible to translate Finale .musx files into Viritura using MNX, producing a gap report that identifies areas where encoding isn’t yet possible. Previous business Following up … Continue reading
MusicXML Karim’s idea to establish special interest groups attracted lots of attention, and two special interest groups are now set up: Karim has created special categories within the Discussions area on GitHub for each of the new special interest groups, … Continue reading
I have led group efforts before, but getting a specification group up and running (especially one as multipronged as the Holon CG) has proven to be a fascinating exercise in the art of herding cats. First a quick overview about … Continue reading
The JIM Structured Graphics Community Group has been launched: Complex graphics, such as charts, diagrams, and maps, encode meaning and structure that are often not available in a consistent, machine-readable form, limiting interoperability, accessibility, and reuse across tools and platforms. … Continue reading
The JIM Structured Graphics Community Group has been proposed by Doug Schepers: Complex graphics, such as charts, diagrams, and maps, encode meaning and structure that are often not available in a consistent, machine-readable form, limiting interoperability, accessibility, and reuse across … Continue reading
The Browser Data Portability Community Group has been launched: The mission of the Browser Data Portability Community Group is to build consensus amongst web browser developers and implementers on how to meet the needs of users who wish to transfer … Continue reading
The Browser Data Portability Community Group has been proposed by Tom Fish: The mission of the Browser Data Portability Community Group is to build consensus amongst web browser developers and implementers on how to meet the needs of users who … Continue reading
On September 7, 2026, I gave a keynote at State of the Map Asia 2026 in Osaka. The title was: What if the Map itself became the Web? The talk looks back at the thirty-year journey of Hyper-Layering Architecture (HLA), … Continue reading
