14:00:51 RRSAgent has joined #dpub 14:00:51 logging to http://www.w3.org/2013/10/28-dpub-irc 14:00:53 RRSAgent, make logs public 14:00:53 Zakim has joined #dpub 14:00:55 Zakim, this will be dpub 14:00:56 Meeting: Digital Publishing Interest Group Teleconference 14:00:56 Date: 28 October 2013 14:00:56 ok, trackbot; I see SW_DPUB-IG()11:00AM scheduled to start in 60 minutes 14:22:23 liam has joined #dpub 14:35:57 fjh has joined #dpub 14:49:18 azaroth has joined #DPUB 14:50:22 gcapiel has joined #dpub 14:55:06 ivan has changed the topic to: agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-digipub-ig/2013Oct/0045.html 14:55:15 Chair: Madi 14:55:35 regrets: Markus, Vladimir, Brady 14:56:29 SW_DPUB-IG()11:00AM has now started 14:56:35 + +1.518.669.aaaa 14:57:39 madi has joined #dpub 14:58:12 Bill_Kasdorf has joined #dpub 14:58:25 tzviya has joined #dpub 14:58:34 +madi 14:58:52 + +1.505.665.aabb 14:58:57 +Tzviya 14:59:01 Zakim, aabb is azaroth 14:59:01 +azaroth; got it 14:59:11 zakim, code? 14:59:11 the conference code is 3782 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 sip:zakim@voip.w3.org), ivan 14:59:19 +BillKasdorf 14:59:25 + +1.415.577.aacc 14:59:34 +Ivan 14:59:39 +[IPcaller] 14:59:44 zakim, [IPcaller] is me 14:59:44 +fjh; got it 14:59:49 Present+ Frederick_Hirsch 15:00:08 scribe: tzviya 15:00:31 aacc is gcapiel 15:00:35 zakim, who is here? 15:00:35 On the phone I see +1.518.669.aaaa, madi, azaroth, Tzviya, BillKasdorf, +1.415.577.aacc, Ivan, fjh 15:00:37 On IRC I see tzviya, Bill_Kasdorf, madi, gcapiel, azaroth, fjh, liam, Zakim, RRSAgent, ivan, trackbot, plinss 15:00:39 zakim, aacc is gcapiel 15:00:39 +gcapiel; got it 15:01:10 zakin, aaaa is jean kaplansky 15:01:19 dauwhe has joined #dpub 15:01:23 zakim, aaaa is jean kaplansky 15:01:23 I don't understand 'aaaa is jean kaplansky', tzviya 15:01:53 +dauwhe 15:01:57 zakim, aaa is jean_kaplansky 15:01:57 sorry, fjh, I do not recognize a party named 'aaa' 15:02:08 zakim, aaaa is jean_kaplansky 15:02:08 +jean_kaplansky; got it 15:02:14 zakim, aaaa is jean 15:02:14 sorry, ivan, I do not recognize a party named 'aaaa' 15:02:15 zakim, who is here? 15:02:15 On the phone I see jean_kaplansky, madi, azaroth, Tzviya, BillKasdorf, gcapiel (muted), Ivan, fjh, dauwhe 15:02:18 On IRC I see dauwhe, tzviya, Bill_Kasdorf, madi, gcapiel, azaroth, fjh, liam, Zakim, RRSAgent, ivan, trackbot, plinss 15:02:42 + +1.609.216.aadd 15:03:05 -gcapiel 15:03:14 +gcapiel 15:03:28 zakim, aadd is laura 15:03:28 +laura; got it 15:04:12 +Bert 15:04:15 madi opens the meeting 15:04:20 Bert has joined #dpub 15:04:30 topic: intro, admin 15:04:39 approval of last week's minutes 15:04:46 st has joined #dpub 15:04:47 ...https://www.w3.org/2013/meeting/dpub/2013-10-21 15:04:51 approved 15:04:53 +Sharad_Garg 15:04:55 next item 15:04:58 topic: new members? 15:05:01 Sharad has joined #dpub 15:05:04 madi: new members 15:05:13 laura fowler 15:05:51 Laura: work in enterprise architecture at educational testing serice 15:06:02 ...with mark haaden and others 15:06:12 -gcapiel 15:06:15 +Suzanne_Taylor 15:06:16 madi: ETS is already a member of W3C 15:06:24 s/haaden/hakkinen/ 15:06:25 ..other new members? 15:06:33 thank, ivan 15:06:44 Topic: new use cases 15:07:19 madi: bert sent update from MathML WG, please summarize 15:07:37 Bert: was a UC about interactive use of mathematics 15:07:55 +gcapiel 15:08:05 ...MathML WG started writing note about interactivity, example: fill-in blank in math 15:08:18 ...this was a note that never got published 15:08:31 ...added to the comments of the use case 15:08:40 ...uses from HTML in MathML 15:08:57 -gcapiel 15:08:58 ...if anyone wants to follow up, happy to discuss 15:09:03 q? 15:09:12 Laura_Fowler has joined #dpub 15:09:25 bert: see note in http://www.w3.org/dpub/IG/wiki/MathML_UC#MathML_2 15:09:39 suzanne: new use case for a11y 15:09:45 ...mirroring resources 15:10:33 http://www.w3.org/dpub/IG/wiki/Mirror_Sources_UC 15:10:38 ...important for accessible resource to match opther resources 15:10:47 ...simple example is pagination 15:11:14 +gcapiel 15:11:19 ...audio transcripts have a similar issue 15:11:41 student must know which transcript s/he is responsible to study 15:11:56 -gcapiel 15:11:57 ...this extends to markup as well 15:12:18 q? 15:12:38 ...if a resource is a bullet list in resource, must be bullet list in both, not alpha list in one and bullet list in another 15:12:42 q+ 15:12:50 ack tzviya 15:13:16 tzviya" this will overlap the behavioral adaptive content group 15:13:33 s/"/:/ 15:13:39 madi: suzanne spoke about timed tests, anything to add? 15:14:04 +gcapiel 15:14:18 suzanne: not now, but laura may have something to add once she reads 15:14:21 q- 15:14:44 Topic: tpac agenda topics 15:15:11 madi: logistics for TPAC should be settled by now 15:15:23 ...posted informal list by now 15:15:38 ..one topic not on list was pagination, but that will be discussed 15:16:08 ...pagination is on the agenda 15:16:36 q+ 15:17:38 ,,,fonts and typography potential agenda item, but need to discuss with ??? 15:18:05 s/,,,/... 15:18:07 ack Bill_Kasdorf 15:18:37 madi: inforgraphics is a topic that was suggested by Tzviya 15:18:52 tzviya: this is not a topic I am qualified to lead 15:19:15 gcapiel has joined #dpub 15:19:52 madi: behavioral adaptive content is another topic 15:20:49 tzviya: this is a topic to discuss, but I will not be at TPAC and was not able to work on this much last week (no computer) 15:20:54 q+ 15:21:07 ...will call in to as much of TPAC as I can 15:21:22 Ivan: let me and markus know what availability is 15:21:47 ack dauwhe 15:22:03 BillK: typogaphy overlaps a lot with pagination and we may want to combine the two 15:22:15 q- 15:22:17 q+ 15:22:19 dauwhe: keeping an open mind about what pagination means 15:22:49 ivan: is it correct that some of the issues are more related to HTML than CSS? 15:22:53 tzviya: yes 15:23:33 Ivan: we are trying to get reps from CSS so once we have your schedule we will try to synchronize with them 15:23:47 madi: another topic is security. sharad? 15:24:04 sharad: what would the group like to see? this will help to prepare 15:24:13 q+ 15:24:31 ...I have experience and I will prepare based on expectations and requirements 15:24:39 ack ivan 15:25:16 ivan: discussion over last few days has shown that once someone provokes email discussion, the list wakes up 15:25:54 sharad: I will send a list of question related to ebooks and content distribution 15:26:08 ..is it possible to talk to ivan off line as well? 15:26:17 ivan: yes, but not today 15:26:18 ack fjh 15:26:37 sharad: this may not take 3 hours 15:27:11 fjh: what is specific to ebooks vs HTML5? what is offline? 15:27:18 Sharad: this will be addressed 15:27:45 s/what is offline/Are there any specific security concerns related to offline operation?/ 15:28:02 what should we consider behind same origin policies? 15:28:07 s/behind/beyond/ 15:28:12 made: question for ivan: should we explore discussions from list at TPAC? 15:28:18 q? 15:28:19 ...such as spacing issue 15:28:36 ivan: this is in some sense a typographic issue 15:28:41 q+ 15:28:44 q+ 15:28:58 ...we can pick them up in task forces and see where they go 15:29:13 ack Bill_Kasdorf 15:29:30 billK: one observation: the most salient issue that came out of that discussion is the cultural differences 15:29:56 ...not just language differences. This will avoid eliminating options 15:30:01 ack dauwhe 15:30:16 Dauwhe: this is a good topic for CSSWG 15:30:40 ...because there is a text replacement option in CSS, would like to push to get that back into CSS 15:30:54 q+ to ask how authors currently do (or do not) type the spaces. 15:31:09 Ivan: I contacted Koji about this because he [provided information that I didn't know about 15:31:23 ...I encouraged him to join this meeting, but there are time differences 15:31:24 s/because there is/because there was/ 15:31:34 madi: will koji be at TPAC? 15:31:44 ack Bert 15:31:44 Bert, you wanted to ask how authors currently do (or do not) type the spaces. 15:31:53 ivan: yes Koji will be at CSS 15:32:34 bert: what is the input? What does it look like? where are spaces? This would inform CSS WG 15:32:49 ...Does it differ across cultures/languages 15:33:27 madi: this would be very informative. Does such a thing exist 15:33:49 billK: this assumes author = writer 15:34:38 ...a lot will depend on what is available on keyboard. Thin space and nbsp are not available to authors 15:35:18 ivan: true, but I see regular spaces before punctuation in french 15:35:30 BillK: practices often change 15:35:35 q+ 15:35:40 ack tzviya 15:36:28 tzviya 15:36:53 : there are also differences across segments of the industry 15:37:15 s/:/tzviya:/ 15:37:20 ...indentation of paragraphs is more common in trade 15:37:58 ...non-indented paragraphs and extra space between paragraphs is more common in professional books 15:39:01 Resolution: topics for TPAC: (1) Pagination, Dave (2) Infographics, but chair is needed (3) font/typography, Vlad (4) Behavioral adaption, Tzviya (5) Security, Sharad 15:40:00 topic: metadata 15:40:13 Topic: Metadata task force? 15:40:38 madi:Bill, please introduce the topic 15:41:01 billK: do we need a WG on metadata or are the features of HTML and CSS sufficient? 15:41:13 s/WG/Task Force/ 15:41:26 ...be mindful of the types of metadata: rights, subject, etc. 15:41:45 ...publishers increasingly want to include this at a more granular level 15:42:12 ...we have done this by adding
15:42:22 ...there is also microdata and RDFa 15:42:31 ...is there a need to change W3C specs? 15:42:50 ...we do not want to discuss individual vocabularies 15:43:07 ...are there sufficient vocabularies? 15:43:38 ...ivan asked would it be useful to create a clearing house for these vocabularies? 15:43:49 gcapiel has joined #dpub 15:43:52 +q 15:44:10 ...for example, book publishers are usually aware of ONIX, but not aware of PRISM (used in magazines) 15:44:32 ...neither magazines nor books are usually aware of MARC, TEI, etc 15:44:37 q+ 15:44:40 q- 15:44:46 +q 15:44:48 ...what is in scope? would it be helpful? 15:45:07 ivan: we have to be careful about terminology 15:45:34 ...a WG would be separate from this IG (within W3C) 15:46:01 ...it is a question about whether this group could answer with a yes/no 15:46:05 ...let 15:46:17 ..us define clearing house 15:46:35 ...we could define each vocabulary and how they relate to one another 15:46:39 http://lov.okfn.org/dataset/lov/ 15:47:05 ...this link is an example of linked vocabilaries 15:47:36 ...the other possibility is to create formal mapping between these vocabularies 15:48:02 ...should this be done by this IG or by organizations that host these vocabularies? 15:48:07 q? 15:48:28 ack gcapiel 15:48:46 zakim, who is making noise? 15:48:58 fjh, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: gcapiel (31%) 15:49:28 gcapiel: I've been working with Bill on enhancing vocabularies like schema.org, a search vocab 15:49:45 -> http://www.w3.org/TR/mediaont-10/ somewhat similar work done at W3C in the past 15:49:51 ...it may be that what we need for publishing will not move fast enough 15:49:58 -jean_kaplansky 15:50:17 +jean_kaplansky 15:50:38 ...schema.org will not address these issues in time 15:51:04 ...this issue needs to be addressed 15:51:06 zakim, mute gcapiel 15:51:06 gcapiel should now be muted 15:51:26 BillK: Gerardo's points are excellent 15:51:47 ...this is not just metadata about the document, but metadata within the document 15:51:55 ack azaroth 15:51:56 q+ 15:52:39 azaroth: love/hate relationship with metadata standards. We need to be careful not to disappear down a hole 15:53:12 ...we should point to standards, not try to incorporate them all 15:53:24 http://xkcd.com/927/ 15:53:26 ...should not try to provide crosswalsk 15:53:42 ack fjh 15:53:58 s/crosswalsk/crosswalks 15:54:16 fjh: please summarize what gerardo said 15:54:31 +1 15:54:35 gcapiel has joined #dpub 15:54:44 billK: not only are there many standards, but they are constantly evolving 15:55:27 ivan: if we decide to set up a clearing house then we have to be conscious of the fact that the content is dynamic 15:55:48 ...and the community has to be able to maintain it even after the WG is gone 15:55:55 Q+ 15:56:06 zakim, unmute gcapiel 15:56:07 gcapiel should no longer be muted 15:56:08 fjh: I would be concerned about ongoing maintenance 15:56:15 ack gcapiel 15:56:47 gcapiel: i think there are a lot of metadata standards, and I'd hate to reinvent the wheel 15:57:06 ...we need to make sure it's clear how to use existing standards within HTML 15:57:08 q+ 15:57:43 ...in terms of ongoing maintenance, that is an issue if W3C takes on metadata work 15:57:55 -jean_kaplansky 15:58:03 ...it might make sense to point to existing specs 15:58:22 ack ivan 15:58:32 liam has joined #dpub 15:58:34 BillK: perhaps the goal should be advising about how to make metadata specs interoperable 15:59:06 ivan: fully agree with gerardo that defining a metadata spec is not something that we want to do 15:59:17 ...there is an intersection with annotations 15:59:24 I agree with Ivan :) 15:59:53 ...in that we have to a way define a URI, a way to uniquely identify something 16:00:14 ...IDPF has a separate document on this, but not sure that it covers what we need 16:00:23 is that a TAG discussion topic? 16:00:37 ...we may want to address this ourselves or ask W3C to address this 16:00:40 (Also agree that the IDPF work is currently insufficient for the DPUB IG's needs) 16:01:00 ...W3C is setting up a group to address best practices for publishing on the web 16:01:12 ...this will include describing data 16:01:27 ...and will be of interest for this group as well 16:01:37 ...probably will begin in Dec 16:01:56 madi: conclusion seems to be that we don't need a task force 16:02:03 ivan: i don't agree 16:02:23 ...I think we may need a task force, but it's different from other task forces 16:02:44 I agree 16:02:57 Continue to agree with Ivan 16:03:12 ..this task force will research and recommend to W3C where to explore further 16:03:14 thanks 16:03:17 -Sharad_Garg 16:03:18 -gcapiel 16:03:18 -Suzanne_Taylor 16:03:18 -BillKasdorf 16:03:18 BillK: makes sense 16:03:20 -madi 16:03:21 -dauwhe 16:03:21 -azaroth 16:03:21 -Ivan 16:03:22 -Tzviya 16:03:24 -Bert 16:03:27 -fjh 16:03:29 -laura 16:03:30 SW_DPUB-IG()11:00AM has ended 16:03:30 Attendees were +1.518.669.aaaa, madi, +1.505.665.aabb, Tzviya, azaroth, BillKasdorf, +1.415.577.aacc, Ivan, fjh, gcapiel, dauwhe, jean_kaplansky, +1.609.216.aadd, laura, Bert, 16:03:30 ... Sharad_Garg, Suzanne_Taylor 16:03:37 zakim, who is there? 16:03:37 I don't understand your question, ivan. 16:03:44 rrsagent, draft minutes 16:03:44 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2013/10/28-dpub-minutes.html ivan 16:04:03 Madi: we defined what this task force will not do. Will continue to define what the task force will fo 16:04:03 trackbot, stop telcon 16:04:03 Sorry, ivan, I don't understand 'trackbot, stop telcon'. Please refer to for help. 16:04:11 trackbot, end telcon 16:04:11 Zakim, list attendees 16:04:11 sorry, trackbot, I don't know what conference this is 16:04:19 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 16:04:19 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2013/10/28-dpub-minutes.html trackbot 16:04:20 RRSAgent, bye 16:04:20 I see no action items