Correction: MathML Intent meeting 4 Feb, 2021

Typo -- meeting is Feb 4

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From: Neil Soiffer <soiffer@alum.mit.edu>
Date: Tue, Feb 2, 2021 at 10:34 PM
Subject: Reminder: MathML Intent meeting 2 Feb, 2021
To: <public-mathml4@w3.org>


We meet on Thursday, 10am Pacific, 1pm Eastern, 7pm Central European Time.

We will be using the zoom link from last week. If you would like to join
and don't have the link, please send me email at least 10 minutes before
the meeting.

   1. Announcements/updates
   2. What's missing from Level 1?
   3. Start discussion: what's the intent of 'intent'...

We've spent the last couple of meetings discussing level 3 ideas. I think
we have neglected level 1. In looking through some speech rules, I see a
number of items that aren't covered by level 1 (or level 2) that I think
belong. Please take a look at the level 1 functionality
<https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EsWou1K5nxBdLPvQapdoA9h-s8lg_qjn8fJH64g9izQ/edit#gid=0>
and see if you see anything missing that should be discussed.

The last item on the agenda is something that I'm sure will provide some
lively/thought provoking debate for several calls: what do we want the
'intent' attr to convey? We've tacitly(?) assumed it allowed software to
understand what the author intended at the level of being able to be
converted to something like Content MathML (CMML). But Deyan and some
others have suggested that accessibility should be the primary concern. We
have seen a few examples where the current intent proposal is structured
for CMML and not accessibility (integral example with variable of
integration in the numerator). What other notations are like this and does
it matter?  intent="integral(...)" doesn't really tell AT anything that
isn't already obvious since there is only one use for an integral sign.
Maybe that's not the case with some other examples. Perhaps there should be
a prize for the most divergent case of speech and CMML? :-)


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