20:57:45 RRSAgent has joined #merchantbg 20:57:45 logging to https://www.w3.org/2021/03/15-merchantbg-irc 20:57:47 RRSAgent, make logs Public 20:57:48 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), nicktr 20:57:56 meeting: Merchant Business Group 20:58:04 chair: John O'Brien 20:58:22 scribe: Nick Telford-Reed 20:58:40 scribe: nicktr 20:58:50 scribenick: nicktr 20:59:01 scribe: Nick Telford-Reed 20:59:12 present+ Karen Myers 20:59:24 present+ Matthew Orr 20:59:47 agenda+ recap 20:59:53 agenda+ content ideas 21:00:02 agenda+ accessibility primer 21:00:48 agenda+ Topics of the day 21:02:10 agenda+ call timing 21:02:12 agenda? 21:06:10 present+ John O'Brien 21:06:21 present+ David Benoit 21:06:33 present+ Ian Jacobs 21:07:13 present+ Linda Toth 21:08:25 zakim, take up item 1 21:08:25 agendum 1 -- recap -- taken up [from nicktr] 21:10:25 john: items arising from minutes? 21:10:49 john: Mel, Nick and I have been discussing how to make meeting as relevant as possible 21:11:04 zakim, take up item 2 21:11:04 agendum 2 -- content ideas -- taken up [from nicktr] 21:11:13 +1 video on social media 21:11:32 john: attention span is about 20 minutes (according to FIS/Worldpay research/experience) 21:12:13 ...an example that Phil just gave - barcodes only have 5 years to go 21:12:24 present+ Laura Townsend 21:12:45 john: so there's an opportunity to do some guerilla marketing 21:12:52 ...jumping onto topics of the day 21:15:02 john: what are people's thoughts? 21:15:51 phil: point of clarification - barcodes have a long time to go - but there may be a shift over the next 5 years 21:16:03 ...I would love to see Shopify here 21:16:12 ...they are a member of W3C 21:16:32 ...other topics - conversion rates, accessibility 21:16:40 q+ to talk about shopify 21:16:54 karen: I love the idea videos 21:17:21 matt: creating video snippets might help us get groups like Shopify here 21:18:22 john: Completely agree with Phil on the topics 21:18:36 ...anything else for focus areas? 21:19:52 karen: I'd love to hear from Laura - what have merchants done concretely during the pandemic 21:20:10 Laura: we have a lot of open dialogue 21:20:19 ...what are the lessons learned 21:22:21 Laura: our members are trying to figure out how to deliver experiences in a very different way 21:22:31 ...what are the hybrid models 21:22:42 ...alternative payment methods 21:22:49 ...and I think consumers are interested in that 21:23:08 ...but it needs to be seamless and gives choice 21:24:13 linda: NACS/Connexus are traditionally bricks and mortar 21:25:04 ...but our members have had to pivot to kerbside delivery /click and collect without giving away the customer relationship 21:25:21 ...and therefore margin 21:26:04 laura: I'd also add that how data can drive behaviours and improvements is a huge theme 21:26:20 ...and lastly authentication is an enormous deal 21:26:37 ...remote/online transactions brings a huge amount of risk 21:27:34 linda: another issue has been "out of stocks" - what was in the store that people could order remotely? 21:27:59 ...how do you manage the stock and surface availability to customers 21:29:00 phil: stock control is an interesting IT challenge 21:29:39 ...also fake goods 21:29:53 ...which is a use case that's driving serial numbers 21:30:11 ...so that specific items can be tracked 21:31:52 phil: in the same way that the Improving web advertising BG has become all about privacy, could we look into authentication of goods? 21:32:31 john: please send through any feedback or volunteer for specific items 21:34:26 nicktr: would people be comfortable recording the meeting? 21:34:47 linda: I think it would be easier to have specific "panels" 21:36:11 phil: or individual responses 21:36:32 zakim, take up item 3 21:36:32 agendum 3 -- accessibility primer -- taken up [from nicktr] 21:39:16 nicktr: we've started thinking about what a primer might look like - but done as a panel rather than a doc 21:39:39 karen: we could also talk about WCAG 2.2 or WCAG 3 21:40:18 zakim, take up item 4 21:40:18 agendum 4 -- Topics of the day -- taken up [from nicktr] 21:42:03 nicktr: Secure Payment Confirmation - super exciting, feedback from Stripe and Google at WPWG this week 21:42:54 ian: hypothesis is that people will prefer a WebAuthn experience to passwords (e.g. in 3DS challenge) 21:43:28 ...though it's not limited to cards and we're talking to other parties like Amazon pay and so on 21:43:46 ...and we intend to really dig into this at the WPWG face to face at the end of the month 21:46:54 ian: meeting is Thursday 21:47:41 nicktr: delegated authentication super interesting - allowing third-parties to authenticate users on behalf of "Account servicing payment service providers" 21:47:52 ian: SPC might be helpful with guest checkout 21:48:25 ...but if you're a large merchant, then the consumer might be logged in - in which case that might be a delegated authentication 21:50:37 Non-fungible tokens - can this change digital goods sale? 21:51:32 john: feels to me like there's a through thread to web monetisation that we heard about from coil.com a couple of meetings ago 21:51:47 ...to make it easier to reward creators 21:52:30 john: just to come back on delegated authentication, seems to be the purview of the very largest merchants only 21:52:43 ...but would be good to have it more broadly available 21:52:56 agenda? 21:55:19 laura: hasn't hit our agenda yet 21:56:34 phil: non-fungibility is curious concept 21:57:03 q+ AOB 21:57:14 ack AOB 21:57:18 q- 21:57:30 zakim, take up item 5 21:57:30 agendum 5 -- call timing -- taken up [from nicktr] 21:58:03 karen: we have chapter model in w3c. the New York Metro chapter is very interested in ecommerce 21:58:21 ...they're looking at May 6th for the next Symposium X 21:58:54 nicktr: I'd be interested in participating 21:59:02 phil: me too 22:00:10 david: me too 22:01:01 Topic: Next meeting - 29th March, time might have to be moved to accommodate daylight savings changes TBC 22:01:14 rrsagent, make minutes 22:01:14 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2021/03/15-merchantbg-minutes.html nicktr 22:01:25 rrsagent, set logs public