- From: Lynne Rosenthal <lynne.rosenthal@nist.gov>
- Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2002 09:05:12 -0400
- To: Lofton Henderson <lofton@rockynet.com>, www-qa-wg@w3.org
My preference in Option 1 I suggest. 1. Putting important items first on the agenda, allocating a set amount of time. If it isn't finished, then it gets continued via email or at the next week's telcon. Also, put the logistics and other housekeeping items at the end. 2. Starting on time - that is no later than 10:05 (in case people's clocks are not exact). 3. Identifying the minute taker prior to the call worked great. Thanks Lofton for arranging that. 4. If there aren't many interested people on a topic, then the suggestion to assign it to a person is a good one. That person writes the response, if there is time, circulates it to the WG with a deadline for comments, accepts or rejects comments (if reject then there should be a dialog with that person), and then, sends in the response as the WG's response. Lynne At 06:18 PM 10/16/2002, Lofton Henderson wrote: >QAWG participants -- > >Everyone, please reply -- Option 1 or Option 2 -- for new telecon >schedule. (Optional: state your reasons.) > >Option 1 >----- >every Monday >slot: 11-12:30 >agenda goal: 11-12* >12-12:30: for editors, etc** > >*Note: "normal" agenda plan is 1 hr. >**Comment: because NIST people can *never* attend 12-12:30, we can't ever >have all-QAWG time then, even if editors need it in final crush (1 or 2 >meetings) before a publication milestone. > >Option 2 >----- >every Monday >slot: 10:30-12 >agenda goal: 10:30-11:30* >11:30-12: normally for editors, etc >11:30-12: occasional all-QAWG time if needed** > >*Note: "normal" agenda plan is 1 hr. >**Comment: Since the proposed agenda always goes out at least 2nd day >before telcon, it would indicate if an extra-ordinary 1-1/2 hour all-QAWG >session is needed or planned. However, this would likely be >discussed/known much further in advance, e.g., previous telecon. > >(My vote -- see next message.) > >Regards, >-Lofton.
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