- From: Neil Soiffer <soiffer@alum.mit.edu>
- Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2019 09:24:47 -0800
- To: public-mathml4@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAESRWkCGXU3AcFGP5kkbL1t+zPsaRVA3q58wOSfG2P9tcoCwgg@mail.gmail.com>
Thanks everyone for a productive first meeting. Charles will be posting a link to the audio recording and text transcription for those that missed the meeting. Here is a summary with action items at the end (there are two directed to EVERYONE) *Main discussion points*: Group will use a model of developing a smaller Core spec and have other specs that add features to the core Name is MathML 4, not 3.x; we will use versions as opposed to a "living spec" We will drop XHTML and PDF versions of spec. There will be HTML chapters spec and full HTML5 spec In the spec text, there will be no MathML The examples will be templates/diagram with boxes (as was done with mpadded) to show concepts, measurements Need to create a test (web platform test) for each feature Maybe a end user version with rendered examples and a lot less text Core spec subgroup: Neil, Murray, David C, Bruce, Fred, Moritz, Patrick Will have some teleconferences to hash out details of what goes in the core Issues will go into github Didn't get to "semantics" on this call (George mentioned the need to be able to distinguish between Chem formulas and math) *Action Items*: Neil -- write some intro to group on github page -- figure out what public-mathml4-contrib is about David -- drop XHTML and PDF versions of the spec David -- change names in document as per this meeting Everyone -- make sure you have a github account Everyone -- opt in to see github issues if you want to be involved in any discussions Go to github page you are interested in (e.g., https://github.com/w3c/mathml/issues), click on "Watch" button at top, and choose "Watching" if deserired. Otherwise, you will only be notified when mentioned or if you created or participated in an issue. *Next meeting*: Feb 26, same time (8am Pacific, 11am Eastern, 5pm CET) Probable agenda topics will include update on core spec "semantics" and at least speech rendering
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