- From: Sandro Hawke <sandro@w3.org>
- Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2020 14:47:10 -0500
- To: Credible Web CG <public-credibility@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <13a43c04-1b31-3a70-3643-e14459da1b45@w3.org>
Thanks to everyone who participated in the scheduling poll. We had 22 responses, and as you might expect given time zones and busy schedules, the best options worked for only 14 people. Still, there was a time that's ranked somewhat better than the time we've been using, so we're switching to 25 hours later, *Wednesdays at 2pm ET*, starting next week. As planned, we were able approve by consensus the proposal to endorse one signal as "promising". Please consider looking over the meeting record <https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VvIMSa-vc7Wt6AYAhQ3MrcZTJvuW8kv-QaNWWgbU7Vo/edit#> and the linked signal write-up document. If you object to this decision, please speak up within 72 hours. Of course, new information is always grounds to re-open a decision, but we've got a lot of signals to go through. We're hoping to move forward with several promising signals, get out a report on them, then regroup and revise based on what we learn in the process and any feedback we get. That means not stopping for too long on any one signal. The calendar now shows two meetings of discussion/approval of more signals, then one on approving the report about these signals. I'd like to try to keep us on that schedule, and then iterate once we've released that first version. Three people volunteered to write up signals for next week (one at risk to slip an additional week), but more are welcome. Probably best to start with the a copy of the one approved today and update it as necessary. Thanks to everyone for a very productive meeting, -- Sandro
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