Re: participation

Jason wrote:
> I am also subscribed to the uaccess-l list, and have noticed that Daniel's
> message in response to the ALT content issue did not appear in that forum
> at all, even though uaccess-l was included on the "cc" line. Presumably
> uaccess-l only accepts submissions from subscribers, and this is one
> reason why cross-posting often fails.

This indeed happens.
 
> If I raise questions on other mailing lists and mention that they arise
> from my participation in the WAI process, then I am likely to receive
> inquiries and requests for further information, perhaps even from
> potential participants. What would be the best approach in such
> circumstances? Would it be best to advise people to contact Daniel
> Dardailler for further information, or give them the URL for the WG list
> archives, or take some other action?

I'd rather have people being pointed at me, than giving away the
WAI/group area, which is supposedly private to the WG.

> Perhaps there should be a web page
> for potential participants which would provide an indication of the scope
> and nature of the WAI working group, and give appropriate advice as to how
> to become involved.

This page exists: www.w3.org/WAI.
It probably needs some more focus charter message.

Received on Thursday, 17 July 1997 06:41:10 UTC