- From: Tim Boland <frederick.boland@nist.gov>
- Date: Fri, 05 Nov 2004 11:40:04 -0500
- To: Matt May <mcmay@w3.org>
- Cc: w3c-wai-au@w3.org
Thanks for the "process" information - it is new to me, and I agree, absent any showstoppers, we should aim for Nov 18 (waiting until March is too long).. BTW, will the AUWG be meeting at the Tech Plenary? I plan to attend the Tech Plenary all week.. Is there a "next" f2f set? Thanks again and best wishes.. At 08:21 AM 11/5/2004 -0800, you wrote: >Tim Boland wrote: >>Just to be clear, my most recent email to the list was to comment on >>Jan's rewrite of Jutta's success criteria. My earlier email was >>commenting directly on Jutta's success criteria. >>Sorry for any confusion. >>On another point, I'm wondering what is the motivation for voting on last >>call of ATAG2.0 by Nov 15? It seems to me like we are making quite a few >>non-editorial (substantive) changes to ATAG2.0 now, and I would like >>adequate time to review the changes made in the context of the entire >>document before announcing last call. I think we should review the >>document one last time to make sure it's really what we want, even if it >>takes an extra week or two. > >Feel free to review it next week, and to discuss it at the call on Monday. >We do not need to take a month waiting for people to come up with >comments. There comes a time, as I said in the f2f, where we say, okay, we >can live with this. Minor wordsmithing can continue after Last Call. If we >are generally happy with this document, it is time to move it up the ladder. > >>Does anybody else in the group feel "rushed"? Is it possible to move >>the Nov15 date back by a week or two? What do other members of the >>group think? I apologize if there is something I'm not understanding.. > >If we don't publish by November 18th, then we don't have a draft we can >announce at the Advisory Committee on December 2nd. There is a publishing >moratorium after that which prevents us from moving to the /TR portion of >the site. The next opportunity to hit all of the W3C at once is March, at >the Tech Plenary. If we want a reasonable amount of commentary in a short >period of time (and we do), then we need to hit the target that has been set. > >- >m > >
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