> FWIW, the wiki is not replacing the current practice for publishing notes > - this will still be done in the same manner as other WGs. > > In particular: > > 1) a small number of editors who commit drafts to cvs > 2) discussion carried out primarily on the mailing list > (and in > meetings of course) > 3) changes to drafts announced to the mailing list > > Will all still be true of notes, recs, etc. - the "formal" products of the > WG. I have a fantasy about generating W3C TR's out of wiki pages, because they're something of a nightmare to manage using every other technology I know of. But this is a decision for the editors of each document to make, I think, as long as they interface to the WG and the W3C publication/review process properly. -- sandroReceived on Tuesday, 20 December 2005 18:30:52 GMT
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