Re: marking some sections as "ready for implementation"

Dear Silvia,

> For this we should mark sections that we agree on as "ready to
> implement". But to make that call, we need a group agreement.

Thanks for this proposal. I have scheduled this discussion for 
tomorrow's telecon.

> One open issue here is the NPT time scheme, which currently has a "s",
> which we discussed to drop in another thread and update the reference
> to http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime. Let's decide about this in the
> next meeting, if we can and propagate the change into the spec.

As far as I remember, the main reason why we introduced the "s" was 
after a comment from Dave Singer that we should try to be Google syntax 
compatible. Is this not anymore a requirement we want to fulfill?

> Other open issues from the last discussion on this were: marking
> things "normative" and "informative", and the lack of error cases.

I see two thread of discussions:
   - Making up sections as normative vs informative. Honestly, I cannot 
see that happening before we are LC or CR.
   - Marking up sections as reasonably stable, mature, ready for test 
implementations, etc. ... which I think can be discussed tomorrow and 
should be out top priority.

> We have scheduled to talk about error cases next week, so maybe we can
> concentrate specifically on error cases for temporal URIs to complete
> these in the spec (section 5.1.5 has a start).

Yes, added in the agenda.
Cheers.

   Raphaël

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