On Friday 19 June 2009, Andrei Popescu wrote: > We have decied on this issue not once, but twice. It does not > make any sense to endlessly repeat the same arguments. I would > like to kindly ask the Chairs to settle this situation once and > for all. The mission of the group, expressed in the charter is: The mission of the Geolocation Working Group, part of the Ubiquitous Web Applications Activity, is to define a secure and privacy-sensitive interface for using client-side location information in location-aware Web applications. Looks like so far, the spec is not even 80/20 in light of the state of the art in privacy. W3C is used to do better in this space. I think it is deeply unfair (to all, not only me) if you consider geopriv, Richard's proposal, my proposal and the discussion with TLR the same issue, I see that my email http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-geolocation/2009Jun/0167.html was now automagically linked to the tracker under ISSUE-10 This ends this episode. Best, Rigo
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