W3C Games Group - Call this Thursday & brainstorm for workshop calls?

Hello Games Community Group!


Two things:

   - Heads up – we have our April Games Group meeting on Thursday April 15
   08:30 Pacific Time!
   - We'd like to brainstorm a new set of workshop calls. *Question /
   action item for you below.*

*For this week's call:*

*Anthony Bowker from Unity* will be giving us a presentation about Unity's
current HTML5 efforts and *Paul Adenot from Mozilla* and* Chris Cunningham
from Google* will be speaking about WebCodecs.

You should've received an actual event invite via the W3C's new event
management tool. *Zoom access details for the call are in that event
invite.*

*Regarding the workshop calls proposal:*

We would like to discuss the idea of having a secondly bi-monthly call
(every other month) which would be more of a "workshop format".

We envision these workshop calls to start with a very focused question that
we would discuss and break into groups to brainstorm web platform solutions
for solving and by the end of the call we'd like to identify actionable
next steps from the ideas generated.

In prep for the call this Thursday, I thought I'd share some examples of
high level questions we could use as a starting point for these workshop
calls:

   - *How could the web platform enable web games to be more viral?*
   - *Why don’t more developers build web games?*
   - *How can we protect the IP of a web game? (i.e. web games are easy to
   copy/paste)*


*What does the group think of this idea? What other high level questions
would you propose?*

Cheers
Francois, Noel & Tom