Re: COGA Review of CTAUR - Collaboration Tools Accessibility User Requirements

Hi all,

I hate to say it, but I'm really confused about what we are meant to be doing with CTAUR and how we are meant to be doing it.

I didn't review it the first time round (November/December 2022?) - do you still want NEW comments on it? Or are we just tidying up existing comments?

And how are we to provide comments? I see actual comments, but I also see inline edits... I also see discussions in the comments... In what form are we planning to hand this over to APA? (I'm trying to see this document from the perspective of someone completely new to it).

If someone could give me a bit of a steer on what the plan is here, that would be much appreciated.

David Swallow
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Hi Folks

Following our conversation yesterday, I put some of our comments as inline suggestions in


COGA Review of CTAUR - Collaboration Tools Accessibility User Requirements<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CJhBYRI-zk2rl_mohHZ63xAGZxzpDMxhHhXT66bjFBI/edit>

I highlighted and labeled  the suggestions so hopefully they are easier to find.

Does this make it a bit easier to follow? Or are we OK with them as comments?

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