- From: Jo Rabin <jrabin@mtld.mobi>
- Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 16:22:09 -0000
- To: <public-bpwg-ct@w3.org>
Here are some points that came out of yesterday's meeting and some others for good measure (and a reminder that we agreed to review the document on-list in order to progress things for a new draft) - my main comments are on section 2 - I wrote the rest - so I'll leave for others to comment on those bits. Also a reminder on those who took actions, Magnus and Heiko, I think. Section 2 Generally I am not sure quite what the benefits are of separating the requirements from the description of the behaviour. It might be more readable to fold this section in to section 4 - use something like the current text in section 2 to describe the generic behaviour desired then follow it with the specification of the behaviour in section 4. Also there is no doubt an overlap between what is in section 2 and what is in section 3 especially under the bit "the x needs to be able to tell the y ..." 2.1.1 preferences I am not clear what's meant by "service features" - I think we should restrict our discussion to transforming features and I think we need to be clear that those features come in 3 varieties: no-transform, allow-optimize/re-encode, allow-reformat ... Also I think we probably ought to be clear that a user agent would be expected to select preferences on a per-request basis, whereas a user would be expected to select them on a subscription basis. When we say "user" how are we determining the identity of the user if we are saying that user preferences must be remembered? I think we need to be rather vaguer here and say that user interaction is in addition to device interaction, though I agree that user interaction needs a mention. 2.1.2 highest quality Think that Magnus has an action on this. In short need to be careful what we are saying. The highest quality image is presumably the biggest with the greatest color depth. Whereas we need to distinguish the users choice of a mobile representation vs a desktop representation. A mobile representation will in most cases be a reduced width/height but maybe not a reduced color depth. User experience - think that we should use the terms "functional" and "harmonized" user experience, per the Device Independence Glossary. 2.1.4 UA ID and Capability Disclosure This reads a bit opaquely - we're saying that the proxy should allow the user to control whether the CT proxy fakes the user agent and accept headers or not, I think. In which case it's a user choice thing as above? And the second sentence says that it won't mess with the headers unless the user has requested it? 2.1.5 original representation This seems very technically challenging. How long is a proxy meant to keep it for and how would a UA request the "original" cached copy ... ... more when I feel a little less unwell. Jo
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