- From: Philippe Le Hegaret <plh@w3.org>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:57:32 -0400
- To: public-vision-core <public-vision-core@w3.org>
We talked about maintenance of existing specifications 2 weeks ago and I'd like to come back to it with a concrete case: MathML. The Working Group will probably release MathML 3.0 as a REC mid-September and doesn't plan a new version at the moment. However, the Group wishes to stay around to maintain the document and also to continue to be a formal forum to defend MathML interest with regards to HTML5 (HTML5 includes MathML by reference). We have 3 choices at the moment: 1- close the Group and reopen if a new edition becomes useful. 2- keep the Group around by simply extending the charter 3- keep the Group with a new charter making it clear they're around for maintenance and coordination 1 doesn't seem an option here since the Group wants to keep some formal status. 2 would work but, unless you're in the known, you wouldn't guess that the Group is only around for maintenance 3 would work, except that the Director cannot substantially modify the charter without an AC review. So, trimming down the existing charter to only keep maintenance would require a round with the AC Would we consider recommending a simpler to be able to do option 3, without doing a full AC review? Philippe
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