- From: Sjoerd van Groning <sjoerd@muze.nl>
- Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2024 10:42:24 +0100
- To: public-solid@w3.org
Op 25/03/2024 om 03:37 schreef Melvin Carvalho: > Quoted from here: > > "at least the Solid CG (based on discussions on record) shares your > view that the WG will be called whatever it needs to be. We've moved > on from proposing the "Solid" WG, hence this PR. Furthermore, given > that the Solid Protocol is just one input document, I wouldn't rule > out the possibility that the protocol specification produced by the WG > may call it something entirely different. That's the intention behind > "PUMPKIN Protocol v1.0"." > > https://github.com/solid/solid-wg-charter/pull/69#discussion_r1534687761 > > Would it be possible to provide some more context to this, and a > pointer to the decision making center. > > I thought Solid would be a good WG since it has 2 implementations and > a test suite already. Just wanted to state that there are at least 5 working implementations which are spec-compliant: - CSS (OSS) - ESS/Inrupt - Graphmetrix - Nextcoud Solid (OSS) - NSS (OSS) > Expanding the scope superficially seems risky as I think Solid was > already taking on too much. > > I appreciate there is some politics at play, but some context would be > helpful. Main goal IMHO would be to get Solid to REC as soon as possible. > > Or if it's not going to make it as a REC, perhaps publish it as a Note > with stable version 1.0. For the sake of progress, moving to a version 1.0 of Solid is important for the eco-system. It would be great for applications to be able to express that they are working on version 1.0 and that it is a stable version. Kind regards, Sjoerd -- Sjoerd van Groning Muze T. 053 - 4308177 | 06 - 41265099 I. www.muze.nl | www.simplyedit.io | www.pdsinterop.org E. sjoerd@muze.nl
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