- From: Lynne Rosenthal <lynne.rosenthal@nist.gov>
- Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2004 12:10:20 -0500
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QA Working Group Teleconference Monday, 12 January 2004 -- Scribe: Lynne Attendees: (PC) Patrick Curran (Sun Microsystems) (MC) Martin Chamberlain (Microsoft) (DH) Dominique Hazaël-Massieux (W3C) (LH) Lofton Henderson (CGMO - WG co-chair) (LR) Lynne Rosenthal (NIST - IG co-chair) (MS) Mark Skall (NIST) (DM) David Marston Regrets: (KD) Karl Dubost (W3C, WG co-chair) (dd) Dimitris Dimitriadis (Ontologicon) (SM) Sandra Martinez (NIST) (VV) Vanitha Venkatraman (Sun Microsystems) Absent: (AT) Andrew Thackrah (Open Group) Summary of New Action Items: No new action item AI-20040112-1 Mark to Redraft TAs against Nov SpecGL (CP5.3 on): 16 January AI-20040112-2 David to discuss new CP on relation between spec versions: 16 January Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-qa-wg/2004Jan/0040.html Previous Telcon Minutes: (draft) http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-qa-wg/2004Jan/0013.html Minutes: 2.) routine business -For Martin, everyone introduce self. -Future telecoms: 26 January will be discussion of Jeremy Carroll’s comments. Also will discuss this on Wed, 14 January. -Tech Plenary deadlines approaching make reservations early. Hotel deadline: 20 January. 3.) TA list for SpecGL Karl and Lofton have actions to start email discussions on several TA topics. CP Number: 5.2 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-qa-wg/2004Jan/0035.html Issue: Discretionary items are broad. What needs to be documented and how much is enough. Discussion: DM’s http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-qa-wg/2004Jan/0035.html About the constraints. Say you have either a full range of choice or you must state any of the possible restraints, conditions, etc. How far must someone go in order to satisfy this CP? Difficult to draw line. Must traverse any normative reference for upon which this spec depends. Need a generic approach. Lofton/David write up ideas. Decision: /describe/address/ remove ‘any’, put DM’s illustrations in ET. CPs in 5, 6.2, 6.6 have all changed CP Number 7.2 Issue: What is difference between ‘text’ and content’. Should ConfReq distinguish between illustrations, use cases, etc. Discussion is confusing. Discussion: Should be content in both places. Everything in the spec must be defined as normative or informative. Content includes prescriptive text, examples, illustrations, and use cases. Decision: change /text/content/. Change Discussion wording of content. CP Number 7.3 Issue: impossible to test. Discussion: probably best we can do. Maybe not be a CP, but in ET. Make this a SHOULD, that is, it is more a guide rather than a requirement. Identical can be tested if know what provisions means. More like an example of what to do. This (consistent terms) is an instance of the broader concept of writing clear, understandable specs. Can be tested if someone takes the time to read carefully a spec. Analogous can’t be tested. Decision: remove analogous part, put as a discussion. Still some disagreement over first part identical wording. CP Number 7.4 Issue: Require a change history. Summary of the difference versions Discussion: Need another CP to address DoV with past specs. Include as a 4th bullet in ConfReq. What is in the list are already in SpecGL as a requirement. What is being proposed is not a requirement (CP), although it could be thought of as a type of deprecation. Address for any spec >1, its relation to previous versions. Require a change history. Add a new CP. Decision: email discussion regarding new bullet item and CP.
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