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Meetings:Telecon2015.02.09

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1 Admin

  • Chair: Arnaud Le Hors
  • Scribe: First available on the scribe list.

1.1 Minutes of last meeting

Proposal: Approve the minutes of the 26 January teleconf: http://www.w3.org/2013/meeting/ldp/2015-01-26

1.2 Next meeting

  • Teleconference 2015.02.16

2 Tracking of actions & issues

Here's a link to the Tracker Summary Page; for the purpose of the agenda here are some more specific links:

3 LDP spec

4 Paging

5 LD Patch Format

  • Questions to be answered for transition request:

1. Is this specification expected to advance to REC or is the CR implementation data is a critical deciding factor in deciding if the proposed solution is viable?

PROPOSED response: There is no doubt that the proposed solution is viable but the jury is still out as to whether it appeals to a large enough constituency. One of the goals of going to CR is to find out how widely it gets implemented and whether it warrants becoming a REC.

2. Are all 5 comments from WG participants? If not, did the Group respond to the outside commenters and were they satisfied or not by the answer? If yes, the Director can trust that the WG resolution to request transition is a signal that the commenters are satisfied.

PROPOSED response: Not all comments are from WG members. One significant comment came from David Booth who would prefer a solution based on SPARQL Update. This undoubtedly represents the opinion of a significant amount of people who are already using SPARQL. The WG is well aware of this and it is not because it has not been brought up before that the proposed solution isn't based on SPARQL Update. The proposed solution takes a different approach that is believed to be easier to implement where SPARQL is not available.

3. The CR exit criteria of "two independent implementations" is too vague; clarify how many clients and how many servers

NEED compliance section

4. What did the WG do to get wide review? Has the HTTP and REST community been asked to comment on the spec? What other outreach has there been since 18 September FPWD announcement [1]? e.g. links to emails on various lists, links to blog posts, articles written, ...

PROPOSED response: The draft has been announced and discussed via the usual channels: public-ldp@w3.org, semantic-web@w3.org, twitter, etc and covered by blog posts such as Alexandre's Why LD Patch.

The HTTP and REST community at large is not concerned by this specification which is targeted for the Linked Data community to be used with HTTP PATCH. It is at a level above what the HTTP and REST community would worry about.

5. The Status of the document needs to specify expected duration of CR. How is this CR expected to be at the minimum?

Response: Expected duration for CR is 45 days after publication.

6 Workshop

  • Any further thoughts?

7 LDP and Social Web

Henry's email

8 AOB

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