HI Dahlia,
Apologies for the delay, it’s very hectic at the moment.
I think option 1 is probably best, as it helps to categorise things per-criterion.
The broken links type things could be separate, it’s that’s easy to do, as there will be a general clean up in the publication process.
Kind regards,
-ALastair
From: Dahlia Shoukry <dshoukry@google.com>
Sent: 17 September 2020 05:20
To: AGWG Chairs <group-ag-chairs@w3.org>
Cc: public-agwg-comments@w3.org
Subject: [WCAG 2.2 Working Draft] Preference on Organizing Feedback?
Hello,
I hope this note finds you well during what I'm sure is an especially busy week.
I wanted to clarify your preferred method for us to submit our feedback. We have feedback about WCAG 2.2 overall, a summary of feedback for each SC, and very specific comments for each SC (questions, proposed text, and minor things like grammar, broken links, etc.).
Would you prefer that we:
1. Open one GitHub issue with overall 2.2 feedback, and then nine additional issues for the SC, each with its own Google Doc containing a top level summary and specific comments
2. Open one GitHub issue with overall 2.2 feedback, a second issue summarizing feedback for each of the nine SCs, and third issue with a Google Doc for all of the minor comments like grammar, broken links, etc.?
3. Submit in a different way? :-)
Thanks,
Dahlia
Dahlia Shoukry |
Program Manager - Accessibility |
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