- From: Maciej Stachowiak <mjs@apple.com>
- Date: Sat, 16 Jan 2010 20:21:52 -0800
- To: Shelley Powers <shelley.just@gmail.com>
- Cc: HTMLWG WG <public-html@w3.org>, Sam Ruby <rubys@intertwingly.net>, Paul Cotton <Paul.Cotton@microsoft.com>
On Jan 15, 2010, at 6:38 PM, Shelley Powers wrote: > I've decided to not ask for an extension. > > You can put me down to write the change proposals for the items. Thanks for the update. Should I put you down with the standard one-month deadline (let's say a month from tomorrow, so February 17th)? I'll assume so unless I hear otherwise. - Maciej > > Shelley > > On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 12:50 PM, Maciej Stachowiak <mjs@apple.com> wrote: >> >> The chairs will confer privately and get back to you. >> >> - Maciej >> >> On Jan 15, 2010, at 10:11 AM, Shelley Powers wrote: >> >>> The chairs have asked for a volunteer to write the change proposals >>> for some of these items. Though the items were entered in a staggered >>> fashion, over a period of close to three months, they were all acted >>> upon in a matter of a couple of days. This makes it difficult to set >>> aside enough time to do a proper job on the change proposals, >>> regardless of other commitments on my time. >>> >>> I originally started posting the bugs in October, expecting action on >>> most in November and December, when I wasn't approaching a book >>> deadline. Unfortunately, they were all acted upon in January. This is, >>> unfortunately, the worst time for this to happen for me, as I can't >>> afford distractions right now. As other book authors in this group can >>> attest, the weeks before the draft is due are the most stressful, and >>> the ones that can least afford distractions. >>> >>> I hate leaving these open, though, and seemingly unsupported. I also >>> realize there are others interested in writing counter-proposals, but >>> they're waiting on someone volunteering to write the initial proposal. >>> I don't want to leave folks waiting on me, as I had to wait on others. >>> >>> I'd like to propose to the co-chairs and the group the following >>> schedule for change proposals for these issues. The dates more or less >>> match the intervals for the bugs, except for Issue 94, which will >>> require the most extensive work: >>> >>> Issue 95 regarding the Hidden attribute - I can have a change proposal >>> by February 15 >>> >>> Issue 89 regarding the idioms section - I can have a chance proposal >>> by February 22 >>> >>> Issue 90 regarding redefining figure - I can have potentially two >>> change proposals for this one, by March 5 >>> >>> Issue 91 regarding clean up of aside - I can have a change proposal >>> for this one March 12 >>> >>> Issue 92 regarding clean up of table - I can have a change proposal >>> for this one March 15 >>> >>> This is the first set of issues, and all would fall before the March >>> 14th deadline, if I held on volunteering until just before the Feb >>> 14th deadline >>> >>> The next set would follow: >>> >>> Issue 93 regarding deleting the details element - I can have a change >>> proposal for this one March 22 >>> >>> Issue 96 regarding deleting the progress element -- change proposal March >>> 29th >>> >>> Issue 97 regarding deleting the meter element -- change proposal April 5th >>> >>> Lastly the big one: >>> >>> Issue 94, splitting Web Applications Core - Change proposal by April 23 >>> >>> I think that's all of them. This would also stagger the items so that >>> they're not hitting the group all at once. If you want longer >>> intervals between items, I can certainly push the dates out. >>> >>> I think my request is reasonable, considering others have been granted >>> extensions when they've needed the time. I also think it's fair, >>> considering many of these were held for weeks, only to have a quick >>> response of WONTFIX assigned. >>> >>> Regardless, I need to hear something from the chairs on this. I ended >>> up holding for weeks for a response to these bugs. I don't want to >>> have to be put on hold again, only to be told to rush my work in the >>> end. >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>> Shelley >>> >> >>
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