- From: Rob van Eijk <rob@blaeu.com>
- Date: Sat, 20 Jul 2013 20:07:30 +0200
- To: peter@peterswire.net
- Cc: public-tracking@w3.org
Dear Peter, Could you please confirm whether we will have a NoGo discussion? Regards, Rob Rob van Eijk schreef op 2013-07-20 01:14: > Dear Peter, > Dear Matthias, > Dear group members, > > Peter wrote: > I ask that you consider that in terms of what level of time I can > devote to DNT in the coming days. > > This Wednesday is going to be an important last conference call. We > are nearing our self imposed deadline. With audience measurement off > the agenda of the call this week, I would like to ask you to consider > dedicating the call to discuss the process of how to continue and > which W3C instruments we are going to use. > > In April I wrote an open letter to the group > (http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-tracking/2013Apr/0167.html). > I proposed three ways to move forward. 1. for a firm decision towards > collection limitation or 2. for a firm decision towards use limitation > with clear and specific added value to the existing self regulatory > solutions or 3. a firm decision towards for a NoGo (i.e. a premature > or controlled closure of the whole multi stakeholder exercise). > > 3 Months later, we have made a firm decision for collection limitation > through the call for objections procedure. However, with the self > imposed deadline in sight, that decision doesn't rule out the option > for a controlled shutdown of the group. > > There are many issues that come to mind in a NoGO scenario. My point > is, we need to discuss these issues during the plenary conference call > IMHO. Dedicating the call to discussing our options for the TPE, the > current Editor's Working Draft, the June Draft as possible outcomes in > case of a both a NoGo scenario needs to be discussed now. For example > getting TPE to Last Call may well be worth it in a NoGo scenario. We > need to discuss the process of NoGo this week. > > There are also many issues that come to mind in a deferred scenario. > In the event we defer, we have to hammer through a multitude of > unresolved issues. Perhaps a process of going through the 23 Change > Proposals by having a weekly call for objections may get us to a > result. Perhaps this may lead us to a compliance outcome where no > stakeholder is happy with. Trying to bridge the two positions may show > once again that the two positions are so far apart that in terms of > game theory no optimal solution is possible. My point is, we need to > discuss the process of a deferral this week. > > In April I was optimistic. There was a window of opportunity for the > stakeholders of the advertising industry to do the right things to > convince the privacy advocates of the added value that DNT will bring > to their self regulatory solutions. That window is closing fast and I > sincerely hope we use the time left wisely. > > Regards, > Rob > > > > Peter Swire schreef op 2013-07-19 03:40: > Hello to the group: > > After consulting with W3C staff, we are extending the timetable for > amendments to ISSUE-25, audience measurement, for one week. > > Amendments are now due by Friday, July 26. > > People have been working hard in the group, including on the W3C side. > Based on the differing opinions shown on this past Wednesday's call, > we will not finalize anything on audience measurement before this > Wednesday's call. > > There are emails to the list asking for responses from W3C on various > issues, and criticizing us for not having responded enough this week. > > For myself, I am bandwidth constrained right now. I taught four hours > of seminar for my supposedly full-time professor job today, and teach > four more hours this Sunday. The packers come to my house on Monday to > move all of my things to Atlanta next week. The week after I get > married. I ask that you consider that in terms of what level of time I > can devote to DNT in the coming days. > > Thank you, > > Peter > > Prof. Peter P. Swire > C. William O'Neill Professor of Law > Ohio State University > 240.994.4142 > www.peterswire.net > > Beginning August 2013: > Nancy J. and Lawrence P. Huang Professor > Law and Ethics Program > Scheller College of Business > Georgia Institute of Technology
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