Please review requirements carefully

Welcome back and Happy New Year!

We will very shortly be prioritizing our First Pass requirements.  If  
any requirement is not currently clear enough to prioritize, send  
clarification text or supplemental text to the list IMMEDIATELY.
This means that if your personal understanding of the requirement as  
listed is not clear enough that you could assign an importance to it  
for yourself/your organization, then you need to speak up.

-- dan

On Dec 22, 2010, at 6:49 PM, Michael Bodell wrote:

> I’ve updated the latest requirements draft (http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/htmlspeech/live/draft-20101223-requirements.html 
> ) which includes the 7 new requirements from the last teleconference  
> (http://www.w3.org/2010/12/16-htmlspeech-minutes.html), moves the  
> old section 3 into an Appendix (and removes the strikeout), and  
> tries to start the organization of the first pass requirements.   
> I’ve provided a two level organization structure that makes sense to  
> me in the table of contents (First: Is it a feature requirement? An  
> ease of authoring requirement? Or a security/privacy requirement?;  
> Second: Does it apply to speech services [both reco and synth]? Does  
> it apply to just reco? Does it apply to just synth?) that helps to  
> provide some structure to the document.  I haven’t reordered  
> requirements inside of these levels (I.e., putting ones that are  
> similar near each other beyond original order) and I haven’t renamed/ 
> renumbered the requirements yet nor reordered the content.  I’m  
> holding off on renaming as it makes it harder to track changes and  
> also renaming and reordering the content takes a decent chunk of  
> time and I want to make sure we like this ordering before committing  
> to that.  Probably a good topic for our first January call.
>
> Reminder that if any requirement is not currently clear enough to  
> prioritize to send clarification text or supplemental text to the  
> list.
>
> Hope everyone has a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!