- From: Lofton Henderson <lofton@rockynet.com>
- Date: Tue, 08 Apr 2003 16:14:38 -0600
- To: <www-qa-wg@w3.org>
2nd Question. Like LC-1, I believe that LC-55 has an associated action item. I believe that the action is: "Refer proposal to Pubrules/Comm team". Do we agree that this is the AI? Who's responsible? This should be our Comm Liaison. I think that is Dom. When? Dom should name a date. -Lofton. At 03:49 PM 4/8/03 -0600, Lofton Henderson wrote: >I have a question about the resolution of LC-1... > >At 09:41 PM 4/2/03 -0800, Kirill Gavrylyuk wrote: >>[...] >>DH: LC1,55. Should we talk about security, accessibility. Suggested that >>these considerations are out of scope of QA Framework and SpecGL specifically. >>LR: Suggest to list them in the document but mention that they are out of >>scope. >>MS: Why not just not addressing them at all. >>KG: I think these both are covered already by saying authors should avoid >>undefined functionality. >>LH: I don't think we are covering it - that would be a stretch. But I >>think it is out of scope. >>KD: I think it is out of scope of these guidelines. >>PC, All seconded: We should also write a sentence narrowing the scope of >>the document. >>DH: Could Patrick word the sentence? We should try to see who could >>address the rule to have security and accessibility in W3C specs. >>LH: Should we enumerate things that are out of scope? >>PC: I think that would lead us on that slippery slope. >>MS: I agree. We should just have a general sentence specifying what is >>out of scope, but not enumerating them. >>Action Item: Patrick to write in-scope/out of scope statement. ETA - next >>Monday. >>DH: Agreed on resolution for LC1 and 55. >>DH: Next LC14. [...] > >Didn't we also agree that the topic of LC-1 has merit, and we would refer >to someone else like Comm or TAG (probably not) or ...? > >Who are we going to refer it to, and who has the action to do it? > >-Lofton. >
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