- From: Leonard R. Kasday <kasday@acm.org>
- Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2000 09:03:18 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-er-ig@w3.org
where it says
>Where we can not find a tool that implements a technique from the ERT, we
>will:
> - Participate in developing open source software such as Amaya
> or Mozilla,
> - Develop a prototype to test that the technique is a sound
> suggestion,
> - Provide a forum for members of the list to discuss tools in
> progress,
> such as A-Prompt, Bobby, WAVE, etc.,
> - Encourage developers of commercial tools to participate in
> the developer forum.
This ties the items in the bullet list to the condition "Where we can not
find a tool..."
Actually, we'll want to do these even if there is a tool somewhere that
does implement a technique. It's just that lacking such a tool, it's even
more important to do one or more of these things.
Also, these aren't exactly "deliverables" in the sense of a document or
piece of software.
How about making this a list of
Related Deliverables. These are deliverables that are not necessarily
products solely of this group, but are rather deliverables to which we make
a contribution. Our contribution may include, but are not limited to
- design or code for open source software such as Mozilla, Amaya, etc.
- development of a prototype to test a design concept or promote it's use
- documented discussions and feedback to developers of tools in
progress, such as
A-Prompt, Bobby, WAVE, etc.
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This is largely a rewording and tweaking of philosopy.
The one new thing is that feedback to developers would be documented. This
means providing feedback as an actual document to a tool developer, to tie
together what would otherwise be scattered throughout email and meeting notes.
Maybe we should even break this out as a separate deliverable.
Len
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