Re: [techs] Techniques Teleconference 10 November 2004

> AGENDA
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> * Continue discussion of contentious techniques [1]

Only three are marked contentious. That ranking is itself contentious. The 
contentious items seem *exceedingly* minor (who the hell needs a guideline 
about <address>?), and the table itself recapitulates the falsehood that 
WCAG 2 requires three priority levels.

It is interesting to note the results of a straw poll in which only the 
nobility got to vote. If you had the money to jet off to Dublin, you had a 
vote. Maybe this is a kind of head tax. I think it's *fascinating*.

> [1] [17]http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/2004/10/21-priority-voting.html

Wasn't there ever anything else posted to the list about the Dublin f2f? 
Something standard and universally done, like minutes?

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