- From: Nigel Megitt <nigel.megitt@bbc.co.uk>
- Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2014 13:24:37 +0000
- To: Timed Text Working Group <public-tt@w3.org>
All, As discussed in last week's meeting, I've updated the timeline for TTML2 advancement. The new timeline is: * Wednesday 8th Otober: 'last issues' closure date for TTML2 – any new feature issues beyond this point to be deferred until after FPWD, e.g. to CR or to v.next. * Monday 27th and Tuesday 28th October (TPAC): substantive/contentious issues on TTML2 to be discussed with proposals, and resolved with action where necessary for implementation in FPWD or a subsequent WD. * Week commencing 3rd November: publish TTML2 FPWD * Thursday 20th November: all actions and issues on TTML2 due by the next WD to be implemented; all others deferred to CR or v.next * Tuesday 16th December: publish 'Last Call' style WD for wide review with 6 week review period (to allow for holiday season and time to get liaison messages out notifying of the need for review). * by Friday 19th December: internal and external liaison messages sent out by Chair notifying of feature completeness and requesting review comments. * Tuesday 17th January: WD wide review period ends * After: process any review comments, request transition to CR – timeline dependent on nature and volume of comments Note that this doesn't actually alter our timelines significantly, or possibly brings them forward by 2 days if you equate the 16th December WD for wide review with the 17th December Last Call in the previous timeline. It does allow for more time to generate the FPWD, and gives an opportunity to publish a second WD incorporating any resolutions made during TPAC, with some time to implement those resolutions. I do not think we actually need to resolve to meet these timelines right now - however we will need resolution to advance prior to each new publication, especially the wide review WD and of course the CR. Kind regards, Nigel
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