- From: Lofton Henderson <lofton@rockynet.com>
- Date: Thu, 14 Nov 2002 15:41:30 -0700
- To: www-qa-wg@w3.org
QAWG participants -- In the process of reorganizing the text of OpsGL for publication -- especially extracting verifiable fulfillment criteria (test assertions) -- a number of lurking questions became evident. I tried to flag those where the meaning was ambiguous, or where I made a choice which may have unintentionally changed the meaning. All of these are marked in the 20021111 OpsGL text with "@@" and blue-styled background, except those marked below as "new". These will be for discussion at the 11/18 QAWG telecon. Potentially substantive ===== CP1.1: Should we find another term, other than "QA level-n"? CP1.1: (NEW) get rid of "normative use cases" from table? CP1.1: (NEW) 2-column table is problematic: Might be "level-7" in one column, level-1 in another; might satisfy row5/col1 but not row3/col1 CP2.3: Should this be "not applicable" for existing working groups? (The CP was originally aimed specifically at the Call for Participation.) CP3.1: Do we mean specifically the Rec-track spec stages? Or do we actually intend some flexibility with the "usually bound"? CP3.2: Any disagreement with the "@@was 'if'" change? CP4.3: What is "QA Framework"? CP4.4: Any disagreement with "plus Web page"? CP4.4: How much detail, if any, about public vs. closed lists, multiple lists, etc? Does it need to be a discussion list? (Read/write). Proposal: "at least one publicly archived list for WG announcements, submission of public comments, etc." CP4.6: Does WG need to specify policy, whether or not branding is supported? Or only define the branding policy, if branding is supported? Proposal. The latter. CP6.2: May need reworking after discussions with Legal. Question. Does anyone want Issue #49 reopened, after seeing initial exchanges with Joseph Reagle? CP6.4: Where is the disclaimer to be? Proposal: leave it vague in OpsGL, just require that the disclaimer must be "prominently" (?) associated with the TM. Maybe deal with it in OpsET. CP6.5: Although "may" is in non-normative usage, is it the word we intend here? And is "MAY" correct in the fulfillment criteria? Editorial ===== GL4: Whoever originally drafted it, can you supply the two missing links? CP4.1: Move text to ET? CP4.3: need to draft discussion/rationale. CP5.3: Can the originator of this text provide link(s), please? CP5.4: need to draft discussion/rationale. CP7.3: need to draft discussion/rationale. CP8.1: need to draft discussion/rationale. CP8.2: need to draft discussion/rationale. CP8.3: need to draft discussion/rationale. Regards, -Lofton.
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