Re: Feb 12 meeting summary

Will do.

On Tue, Feb 12, 2019 at 11:05 AM Daniel Marques <dani31415@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Heil,
>
> Unfortunately I was not able to attend the meeting today. Could you
> include me in the "Core spec subgroup"?
>
> Dani
>
> On Tue, Feb 12, 2019 at 6:25 PM Neil Soiffer <soiffer@alum.mit.edu> wrote:
>
>> 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
>>
>