Re: [ALL] Raised Issues

Le 10/03/2011 21:58, David Wood a écrit :
> On Mar 10, 2011, at 15:02, Richard Cyganiak wrote:
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>> Dave,
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>> On 10 Mar 2011, at 14:40, David Wood wrote:
>>> There are currently 8 raised issues under the "Cleanup tasks" product at:
>>> http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/track/issues/raised
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>>> We would like to move those issues to "open" status, unless someone objects.
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>> Process question: What's the consequence of someone objecting? And what's the commitment entailed by opening an issue?
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> Sandro put this very well off-list, so I'll just quote him:
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> [[
> The process I've seen is that the chairs mark at issue OPEN if (1) the
> topic is in scope, something that they believe does need to be discussed
> and decided in the course of the Group's work, and (2) there isn't an
> obvious consensus already, ie non-trivial discussion is going to be
> needed.
>
> Opening an issue is essential saying, "this is something we're going to
> be having on future agendas and discussing on the mailing list until we
> have a decision."   By saying that explicitly, it's lets people relax,
> knowing that at some point (before Last Call) it will be addressed.
> ]]
>
> I've since opened the "Cleanup tasks" issues, thus implicitly putting them on the agenda for future discussion.
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> Please note that there are two other issues at:
>    http://www.w3.org/2011/rdf-wg/track/issues/raised
> which are both phrased as questions.  I've left those as they are until further discussion clarifies whether they should become open issues.  Apologies if that discussion has already occurred; I'm behind on email this week.

 > ISSUE-4: Do we depecate N-Triples and use Turtle instead?

Not necessary and I don't think it needs to be made an open issue.

 > ISSUE-5: Should we define Graph Literal datatypes?

I don't have an opinion yet on this question but considering that enough 
members of this WG support graph literals, it has to be made an open 
issue IMO.

>
> Regards,
> Dave
>
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>> Richard
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>>> Could you please take a few minutes to review them and discuss in this thread as needed?  Thanks.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Dave
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Received on Friday, 11 March 2011 06:35:25 UTC