- From: Jens de Smit <jens.desmit@surfnet.nl>
- Date: Mon, 09 Aug 2010 16:46:44 +0200
- To: cperey@perey.com
- CC: public-poiwg@w3.org
On 09/08/2010 15:53, Christine Perey wrote: > hi Dan and Matt, > > Thanks for carefully articulating what you see to be the challenges. > > To me, Dan's post [1] makes different points but is very consistent (at > least not at odds) with the post by Rob which followed sequentially [2] > but was part of the thread "The Three Letters of the WG". > > @All > > could those on the list, including (a) those with the most W3C positions > and (b) those with the most AR implementation experience, post what they > feel are the strengths or weaknesses of the proposal in [2] to establish > a Patterns of Interest (POI) WG which covers Points of Interest as a > specific case? > Hello list, I feel I can support these ideas. I do think that, when choosing this name, we need to spend some extra care in using and describing the WG's goals to avoid unnecessary confusion. If we go with this name I think it would be wise to write out the name of the WG wherever possible. However, I like how the term "Pattern of Interest" has ties to both geolocated AR through the abbreviation POI and to image recognition-driven AR through the term Pattern. I think it is a decent approximation of what the group would concern itself with. Summary: +1 Also, I think Dan raised some interesting points on how broad the term "POI" can be interpreted once you expand your view beyond "lat/lon/alt". I think keeping this broad view is critical to building (and keep building) better AR but at the same time we don't want to turn this group into a philosophical society but instead deliver something usable in a workable amount of time. This duality needs to be addressed in the charter. Regards, Jens
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