Open meeting for prospective new members

Dear members of the Credibility W3C group,

I was a reporter for a long time, but apparently I need an editor. My last
post <https://www.w3.org/community/credibility/?p=76> was way too long, and
didn't really have a point. Sorry about that. Let me be more clear in this
email:

The plan for the next phase of this group is to build a test suite for
evaluating efforts designed to counter misinformation.

W3C has lots of test suites, like this one
<https://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Test/Overview.en.html> for CSS and even more
on point, this questionnaire for security and privacy
<https://www.w3.org/TR/security-privacy-questionnaire/>. This new test we
build together, I hope, will be similar in that anyone can use the test to
examine initiatives. The test could be self-administered, or it could be
used by a third party.

How I see this going: We run a doodle poll to find a good time, and we set
six one-hour meetings, one a month. If we do it the first week of the month
starting in November, we'll have a rubric that we can get consensus on in
April.

Before that, *one request*:

Please invite anyone that you think might be interested in joining this
effort to an open, informational meeting October 15th at 10:30 a.m Pacific,
11:30 Mountain, 12:30 Central, and 1:30 Eastern. (Not doing a doodle poll
for this because the meeting is designed for people outside this group,
though you are certainly still welcome to join.) We will meet on the
regular zoom
link
<https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87526152790?pwd=cHdKZ0tmWjh2OUxsUEh2eE5Nck8xQT09>
.

Thank you very much in advance,

-Scott Yates
Founder
JournalList.net, caretaker of the trust.txt framework
202-742-6842
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