Content Transformation Task Force in BPWG

TF status

The TF is no longer active.

As decided during the 8 January 2009 BPWG call, the work of the TF was moved to the main body of the Best Practices Working Group.

This page is maintained for history purpose.

Charter

The following charter was agreed at the BPWG F2F Meeting (member only link) of 19 July 2007:

The Content Transformation task force will:

define the problem statement and requirements relating to the scope of its work;
develop guidelines for the behaviour of the various entities within the delivery chain that might be able to transform content as they process. These entities include, but are not limited to, the origin servers and browsers themselves and any intermediary proxies;
develop guidelines for content providers to help them understand how to manage the capabilities offered by such entities;
identify any requirements which need the participation of other working groups, such as the Ubiquitous Web Applications Working Group, particularly where development of new normative specifications might be required. The group recognizes that expedient solutions that do not require such new specifications are preferred, even if they do not address the full range of issues identified.

Meetings

See main Working Group meetings.

See also the Minutes of past meetings (before 8 January 2009) on the dedicated Content Transformation mailing list.

Mailing Lists

Up until 8 January 2009, this Task Force used a dedicated mailing list (publicly archived). While the mailing list still exists, the discussion now occurs on the public mailing-list of the Working Group.

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