Re: Terminology poll (updated)

Hi Manu

can I suggest that you change and simplify the wording of the poll as
follows

Role D verifies that Role C is either the Role A of the Claim or is
entitled to represent the Role A of the Claims.

Role C is typically the Role A of Claims. In some circumstances, where
the Role C is not the Role A of the Claim, then the Role C must be able
to prove that he/she is authorized to provide the Claims.


To

Role D verifies that Role C is either the Role A of the Claim or able to
prove that he/she is authorized to provide the Claims.

I think the compact version is clearer and more precise

regards

David

On 26/06/2017 17:27, Manu Sporny wrote:
> I have updated the terminology playground with the latest options (be
> sure to shift-reload):
> 
> https://vcwg-terminology-playground.firebaseapp.com/
> 
> The poll has also been updated with the latest options:
> 
> https://www.opavote.com/en/vote/5724357032673280?p=1
> 
> Important changes:
> 
> * An additional role has been added for "Subject". This is an attempt
>   to address Steven Rowat, Dave Longley, and David Chadwick (among
>   others') concerns around split roles (Subject/Presenter).
> 
> * The number of options for ROLE_C has become so large that it will
>   most likely lead to bad polling results. I suggest that we start
>   aggressively culling the ROLE_C list before the vote starts
>   tomorrow. We should get some strong arguments against roles that you
>   feel should not be in the running.
> 
> As a reminder, this is how we suggested that the poll is conducted last
> week (with added detail):
> 
> 1. We finalize the poll during the VCWG call tomorrow. For ROLE_C,
>    we will hopefully remove options that at least 25% of folks don't
>    think are in their personal top 5 list.
> 2. The poll will run for seven days and close 5pm ET July 4th.
> 3. Anyone that has educated themselves on the options should vote. If
>    you haven't been following at least one of: the issues, mailing list
>    discussion, or the calls, please don't vote. For example, please
>    don't circulate the poll to your work colleagues that don't
>    participate in the WG or CG and ask them to vote.
> 4. If you vote, you are asked to vote in an individual capacity and not
>    on behalf of your organization. We want terminology that is both
>    correct and that will immediately resonate with readers.
> 
> -- manu
>

Received on Monday, 26 June 2017 22:14:13 UTC