- From: Jeremy Carroll <jjc@hpl.hp.com>
- Date: Mon, 30 Dec 2002 17:37:26 +0100
- To: www-webont-wg@w3.org
On 24 Dec 2002, Jim Hendler wrote: > WE ARE ASKING TO HAVE ALL REVIEWS DONE BY Jan 2!! Much too little review time, particularly for those of us blessed with seasonal holidays. > Apologies that this falls during the winter (summer in the Southern > Hemisphere) break, but it is necessary for us to meet our Last Call > calendar Conclusion the calendar is too aggressive. > Only those changed sections will be open for review/discussion at the > face to face Unacceptable. Any aspect of the documents including omissions (which may have no associated section) should be up for discussion in the f2f before last call. Also such a restriction permits editors to unilaterally to ignore review comments; and then the ignored comments are excluded from the agenda? Given the tightness of the review deadline it seems more appropriate to allow late comments in a fairly unrestricted fashion. Since I suspect this is the first time that many of us are reviewing our documents together as a collection I suspect that there will be cross document issuettes and unclarities. I find the syntactic restrictions on OWL Lite and OWL DL to be one of them: the only documents that are clear that a single triple ( <a> <p> "v" . ) is not OWL Lite are the mapping part of semantics and Test Cases. This is not listed anywhere as a change from Daml+Oil, despite it being one that has significant practical impact. I suspect we need some process for tracking such issuettes. The process currently being followed will result in many last call issues. A last call issue is significantly more administrative work than a prelast call issue. If the WG wishes to have such work then so be it, but I suggest that it would be better to improve our docs before last call. Jeremy
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