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Minutes of the kickoff meeting

12 people were present on the call, the agenda being: 

  • brief presentation of the participants.
  • Q/A on the context of this project
  • review of the proposed charter
  • review of the proposed vocabulary
  • review of the proposed requirements
  • decision of the frequency and preferred date-time for the next calls.

Many thanks to the participants who have posted on the mailing list a short introduction about themselves and their interest for the project. All participants are invited to do so.

The following decisions were taken: 

  1. the group will have a call every two weeks, on Tuesdays, at 11 am EST = 17:00 CET/CEST (= 4 pm UTC in Winter, 3 pm UTC in Summer).
  2. we’ll discuss asap how we deal with the winter/summer time change. 
  3. we’ll use the same Zoom details we used for the first call. This information must be requested to the co-chairs.
  4. the CG home page (https://www.w3.org/community/tdmrep/) is a great starting point to find information: posts (like this one), Github link, Mailing List.
  5. the use of IRC and scribes is not decided: this can be complex for newcomers, therefore we’ll talk about this later only.  
  6. participants are invited to comment on the current open issues 1 to 5.
  7. participants are invited to read and comment as issues (*) the documents provided on Github as source for discussion.
  8. the co-chairs will prepare for the next meeting a proposal of evolution of the vocabulary and requirements, using as a source the current open issues 1 to 5. 
  9. the co-chairs will add a page to the documentation, describing the robots.txt technology for non technicians.

Therefore the next call is planned on Tuesday 09 March at 11 am EST = 16 pm UTC = 17:00 CET

PS: TDM actors, please join the discussion; the door is more than open.

(*) Github offers “issues” but also “discussions”. We could decide to use the latter, maybe simpler for non technicians. 

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