Re: [I18N Core] REMINDER Teleconference is 2005-08-02 TOMORROW

Regrets for this week.

Addison Phillips a écrit :
> W3C Internationalization Core Working Group Teleconference
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> Bridge   : +1-617-761-6200 (Zakim) with conference code 4186 (spells "I18N")
> Duration : 60 minutes + 60 minutes for LTLI
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> Day      : Tuesday
> Dates    : 2 August 2005
> Start    : UTC/GMT: 15:00
>            America/New York: 11:00
>            America/Los Angeles: 08:00
>            Asia/Tokyo: 00:00 (next day!)
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> Note: I'm traveling and won't be able to scribe and not necessarily able to call in. The IRI discussion is very important to me to be present for personally, so I'll make my best effort, though.
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> AGENDA
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> 1. Agenda/Announcements (5 minutes)
> 2. Action Items (5 minutes)
> 3. XQuery and Time Zone Wiki work [1] (10 minutes)
> 4. IRI discussion: HCG prep; cf. [2] (20 minutes)
> 5. <q> feature discussion (20 minutes)
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> ACTION ITEMS
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> AP: be sure to link the links page
> FS: update review documents for CCXML and CSS 2.1 and post
> AP: point out reference material for LTLI
> FY: CharMod Norm draft?
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> [1] http://esw.w3.org/topic/i18nFAQTimeZone 
> [2] quoting an email from Chris Lilley suggesting topics for this:
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> <q>
> A certain amount of IRI 101 education is thus in order. I suggest (but feel free to change, of course) the following structure:
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> - The need (not just easy to type web addresses for non-English folks but also the query part for dictionary lookup, etc)
> - The problem of guessing the encoding ('encoding of the page' not working for bookmarked queries, etc)
> - Overview of what anyURI, XML, and XLink already require in terms of what can be put as an attribute value (ie, all the Unicode stuff) and what must be done to turn it into a URI, and how late that is done (on link traversal, not on content creation)
> - Check at this point whose specs reference what by way of attributes that take URI
> - What IRI adds (IDNS, character normalisation) and how easy that is
> - Choice between older practice of specifying the whole copy and paste thing (hexify, etc) or newer practice of just referring to IRI section 3.1
> - Samples of newer specs that move to IRI (XLink 1.1, SVG 1.2, what is Schema 1.1 doing?)
> </q>
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> Addison P. Phillips
> Globalization Architect, Quest Software
> http://www.quest.com
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> Chair, W3C Internationalization Core Working Group
> http://www.w3.org/International
> 
> Internationalization is not a feature.
> It is an architecture. 
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Received on Tuesday, 2 August 2005 14:35:26 UTC