Re: Personalization brand discussion - Friday 18 February 8:30amET

Hello again all,

Fortunately I was able to make some of the meeting, along with Janina, and it was great; your thoughtful feedback is much appreciated. This is intended to bring the Personalization TF up-to-date with what's been discussed so far, and how we can coordinate and discuss this further.

There is a GitHub thread that everyone is encouraged to join and contribute to: https://github.com/w3c/wai-personalization-standards/issues/7


Some background for EO from Personalization:
* GitHub wiki page collating suggestions: https://github.com/w3c/personalization-semantics/wiki/Personalization-module-renaming-discussion

* Minutes from the 31st of January: https://www.w3.org/2022/01/31-personalization-minutes.html#t02


From EO, here are two sections in minutes for EO's recent calls that cover this discussion:
* Last week's: https://www.w3.org/2022/02/11-eo-minutes#t03

* Today's: https://www.w3.org/2022/02/18-eo-minutes#item01


We'll put Lionel and Sharon (Personalization's chairs) in touch with EO's, so that another joint meeting can be organised. We need as many people from Personalization to attend as possible, very preferably everyone!

Some highlights from today's EO call (for me—I'm trying to be representative, but this will almost certainly fail to be so, and all of the input was helpful!)...

* Most of what we're doing affects content, and that's really important—though as it's such a broad area, we may want to qualify exactly what we're doing with the content.
* Bringing it back to the user and their needs is paramount.
* An acknowledgement that ARIA is a great acronym because everyone knows about it, but perhaps not many people understand the implications of its expansion (hence it's over-used sometimes).
* A concise "phrase" (though just two words would be fine, if they fit) is possibly better than an acronym, though if that phrase happened to collapse to a convenient acronym, that could only help.
* ...but we may not even want to ACK that implied acronym in the name of the spec (i.e we'd just use the full, albeit concise, name). Our intent would be just to allow people to start naturally referring to the spec in the logical shorter way, which will happen naturally if it collapses well, and it avoids too many acronyms on our part.

It seems that something around "adaptation" was a strong focus, like content, and something to indicate that the adaptation would be for a particular user, such as "Personalizable" or similar would be required.

Best regards,


Matthew
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On 18/02/2022, 13:20, "Matthew Atkinson" <matkinson@tpgi.com> wrote:

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    Hello Shawn, EO, all,

    This is really exciting stuff, and I hope to be able to attend future similar meetings (and will check out the GitHub thread). However regrets for likely most, if not all, of this call due to some plumbing work that is going on (nothing bad, but somewhat disruptive). I'll try to listen in to some if I can, and hopefully we may have others in future too. Meanwhile, enjoy today's!

    best regards,


    Matthew
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        Hi all,

        It's great to see ideas already brewing for branding formerly-known-as Personalization. Here's a GitHub issue so ideas are in one place and we can all add ideas asynchronously:
                https://github.com/w3c/wai-personalization-standards/issues/7


        You are invited to the next discussion with EOWG and some Personalization folks:
                Friday 18 February at 8:30 am Eastern
        Call-in info is at this page, with W3C login:
                https://www.w3.org/2017/08/01-eowg-info.html

        IRC is #eo

        Let the creative juices flow. :-)

        Best,
        ~Shawn
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