- From: olivier Thereaux <ot@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 11:36:54 +0900
- To: QA-dev Dev <public-qa-dev@w3.org>
- Message-Id: <FCE0CB6B-650B-11D9-8A48-000393A80896@w3.org>
Here are my notes from our IRC meeting held this week. Thanks to everyone who participated, especially given the various hardware issues some of us were having... Also attached, as usual, is the trimmed IRC log. * CSS validator server Current server now painfully serving huge amount of requests. A new server is being built. Related: considering using W3C donations system to get qa-dev hardware budget. * Direct input validation This interface is now not linked from homepage, and has a strong warning. After discussion, it appears it may not be as broken as some of us feared. It will be brought back, with the appropriate warning that it should only be used for complete documents (ie not for fragment validation). * feedback interface Continuing our discussion on improving the way feedback is channeled to bugzilla/www-validator. The idea of a dynamic feedback doc is fine, but there are concerns over the idea of a form sending mail. The plan thus changes to: - mailto: links removed from validation results, point to "customized" feedback page instead - feedback page should lay out clearly the options (bugzilla or mail) and offer (custom) pre-filled search links and fields - No form to send mail, but good mail/bug report templates will be provided * bug 838 (IE - XPSP2 text/plain bug) We have been dodging the issue for a while, but in spite of reports of work on this issue from Microsoft, we don't know when a fix will be available, and the current situation is puzzling (error message is not clear) and a "bad thing" (refusing validation is not a very good practice). In a first phase we will be providing a proper warning for this issue with IE, and later proceed with our (needed otherwise) plan to provide content-type override/option. -- olivier
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