Re: mportant: Standards Harmonization requires update

Hi Sharron,

Thanks for checking on this.

This is high on my list of priorities for needing to get updated.

Unfortunately, it's necessarily after completion of the WCAG TA work, 
which I'll be sprinting on for at least the next several weeks, now that 
I'm getting back up to speed here.

The document will need to get updated in two ways:

  * incorporating a number of change requests, where still appropriate,
    that came in as we were closing out the earlier effort to update the
    document; and
  * re-assessing and revising the document further to bring it up to
    present day, and to be more future-proof in terms of standards
    harmonization.

So realistically, I expect that work on this would get underway in 
mid-September, and probably take at least till mid-October.

I think that if you save a spot for it, that might work.

What's you're latest timeline for the site re-launch?

Thanks,

- Judy


On 8/16/2017 11:22 AM, Sharron Rush wrote:
> Dear Judy and Shadi,
>
> As we review our materials for the relaunch of the site this fall, one 
> problematic document is Standards Harmonization 
> <https://www.w3.org/WAI/Policy/harmon>
>
> We have determined that this document is outdated to the point that 
> the content is no longer accurate. Clearly, we do not not want to post 
> inaccurate, outdated information to the new site. I noticed an 
> incomplete revision of that document here: Draft revision of Standards 
> Harmonization 
> <https://www.w3.org/WAI/EO/Drafts/standards/standards_harmon>
>
> Please let me know if either or both of you can take a pass at getting 
> this in final shape for the new site or if you would like us to assign 
> to another editor and allow you to review. Once the revisions are 
> complete we will be able to include in the new site content.
>
> Thanks very much.
>
> Best,
> Sharron
>
>
>
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