15:43:14 RRSAgent has joined #wcag3-protocols 15:43:14 logging to https://www.w3.org/2022/06/03-wcag3-protocols-irc 15:43:30 Zakim, start meeting 15:43:30 RRSAgent, make logs Public 15:43:31 please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), Jaunita_George 15:43:55 Meeting: AGWG 6-3-2022 15:44:02 Chair: Jaunita George 15:44:40 RRSAgent, make logs world 15:45:23 Agenda+ Review/edit comparison table (30 minutes) 15:45:33 Agenda+ Work on a single proposal (30 minutes) 15:45:43 Present+ 15:58:14 Chuck has joined #wcag3-protocols 15:58:23 present+ 16:01:39 present+ 16:01:40 JF has joined #wcag3-protocols 16:01:46 Preent+ 16:01:52 Le has joined #wcag3-protocols 16:01:54 Zakim, take up item 1 16:01:54 agendum 1 -- Review/edit comparison table (30 minutes) -- taken up [from Jaunita_George] 16:01:57 present+ 16:01:57 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gQ8k6Dkaxnl9fSY3hTbRzTGgdr-FTdlO5fmU5wPSI5E/edit 16:02:27 present+ 16:02:54 zakim, pick a victim 16:02:54 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose Le 16:03:38 zakim, pick a victim 16:03:38 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose MichaelC 16:04:06 scribe: MichaelC 16:04:22 zakim, next item 16:04:22 agendum 2 -- Work on a single proposal (30 minutes) -- taken up [from Jaunita_George] 16:04:31 mbgower has joined #wcag3-protocols 16:04:33 zakim, take up item 1 16:04:33 agendum 1 -- Review/edit comparison table (30 minutes) -- taken up [from Jaunita_George] 16:04:34 present+ 16:05:00 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gQ8k6Dkaxnl9fSY3hTbRzTGgdr-FTdlO5fmU5wPSI5E/edit 16:05:29 jg: above table, we tried to compare the proposals, avoid paraphrasing 16:06:25 we want to see if we agree the details captured are accurate 16:06:36 then see if we can develop a harmonized protocol 16:06:50 if not, we´ll just go to the AG with both proposals 16:07:17 to start, any changes on the points of comparison? 16:07:53 jf: my comments are responses to questions, may be should be incorporated 16:08:06 big point is that protocols must be vetted by AG WG 16:08:58 they can be externally developed, but AG WG vets before they are listed as approved 16:09:28 q+ 16:09:44 q? 16:10:13 mg: does that mean we have to validate protocols in all human languages? 16:10:30 jf: review everything to send forward as proposal 16:10:57 q+ to say I acknowledge the challenge, can we note it down as an issue to be reviewed later? 16:10:57 yes, that may be hard for us to do across languages 16:10:58 q+ to say I think it is just one example and we have a scaling problem if we have to vet 16:11:05 ack mb 16:11:05 mbgower, you wanted to say I think it is just one example and we have a scaling problem if we have to vet 16:11:06 but there are broad principles that apply across examples 16:12:13 q+ to ask if John has any interest in compromising on this item 16:12:14 mg: don´t think analogy is to tests, but to techniques 16:12:20 don´t think we can vet everything 16:12:26 Q+ 16:12:34 ack ch 16:12:34 Chuck, you wanted to say I acknowledge the challenge, can we note it down as an issue to be reviewed later? 16:13:05 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UgoMz3OPyoEVLbU4uCU5F5K6aEM7E1rii6oCaWqQy50/edit# 16:13:07 ca: can we flag that as an issue? so we can take the proposals 16:13:25 jg: ^ we have draft editors´ notes for each proposal 16:13:27 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W_5H0MCoKzGaD9XCxgzdqZ-1TiVCXHVipE_vNnG2DOQ/edit?pli=1# 16:13:52 jeanne: there are lots of concerns around scalability 16:14:12 The first link is the Points for Protocol proposal and the second is the Evaluating Procedures proposal. 16:14:12 can you compromise on this point so we can harmonize the proposals? 16:14:47 jf: if we don´t vet protocols, they can write whatever they want 16:14:49 q+ 16:15:22 ack j 16:15:23 ack j 16:15:24 jeanne, you wanted to ask if John has any interest in compromising on this item 16:15:29 ack je 16:15:57 we haven´t answered whether protocols will be part of the scoring model 16:16:07 so don´t know @@ 16:16:13 can´t have fox guarding the hen house 16:16:20 q+ 16:16:28 ack MichaelC 16:17:09 MichaelC: A broad comment. What we are doing right now is identifying accuracy of columns. Maybe we identify that there is a difference. For 1 proposal or 2, I'm seeing that there is a lot of commonality in visions of protocoals, and some differences in how they might be applied. 16:17:41 MichaelC: They are questions that are seperable from what a protocol is. Let's identify the points of similarity and differences. 16:17:50 MichaelC: We can handle them in the group discussion. 16:17:57 +1 to Michael 16:18:03 ack me 16:18:04 ack j 16:18:54 jg: circling back to the comparison, have added content to the points column 16:20:05 jf: a difference I see is evaluation proposal, protocol evaluates something 16:20:15 in the points proposal, it´s more instructional 16:20:36 functioning like the COGA supplemental guidance 16:21:05 agenda? 16:21:17 they illustrate using user stories, but final determination is @@ 16:21:53 q+ to ask for clarity on the purpose of this portion of the review. 16:21:57 so I see protocols as used earlier in the production timeline in the points proposal 16:22:41 jg: so with these changes, does the points column look accurate? 16:23:01 jf: guess so based on what I know 16:23:20 jg: pasted content that was changes, others seemed more as comments 16:23:35 Sheri_B-H has joined #wcag3-protocols 16:23:40 present+ 16:23:42 moving on to the evaluation column 16:24:05 Q+ 16:24:07 ca: for clarification, we´re checking this mapping accurately describes the proposals? 16:24:11 ack c 16:24:11 Chuck, you wanted to ask for clarity on the purpose of this portion of the review. 16:24:27 ack 16:24:28 jg: yes, it was an exercise Jeanne and I made, want not to mischaracterize anything 16:24:33 ack jf 16:25:06 jf: I´ve been concerned that we use different meanings of the term ¨protocol¨, see MG as supporting 16:25:24 q+ to say what we're talking about is similar, but the process/interpretation of how to use is to me under discussion 16:25:34 q+ to say that the merging is the next agenda item. This stage is to... 16:25:37 at some point someone is going to want to own the term ¨protocol¨ 16:25:46 jg: don´t think we need to own terms 16:26:06 returning to evaluating procedures column 16:26:13 ack mbgower 16:26:13 mbgower, you wanted to say what we're talking about is similar, but the process/interpretation of how to use is to me under discussion 16:26:48 mg: this table helps to see similarities and differences 16:27:04 I think the main differences are in the process of using a protocol 16:27:19 I don´t think it´s unsolveable, it comes down to use cases 16:27:26 ack Chuck 16:27:26 Chuck, you wanted to say that the merging is the next agenda item. This stage is to... 16:27:57 ca: just to refocus that at the moment, we´re making sure the columns are accurate 16:27:59 column 2 is pretty thyin 16:28:00 thin 16:28:12 for the definition 'what is a protocol' 16:28:16 q 16:28:29 Q+ 16:29:45 lsmn: the document isn´t clear enough to represent externally yet 16:30:28 ack JF 16:30:35 acknowledged, we are moving into 2nd agenda. 16:30:42 zakim, take up item 2 16:30:42 agendum 2 -- Work on a single proposal (30 minutes) -- taken up [from Jaunita_George] 16:31:01 jg: moving on to harmonization 16:31:07 let´s look at similarities and differences 16:32:40 jf: think the evaluation proposal is about @@ 16:32:59 but the points one is more about educating and incorporating work earlier in the process 16:33:34 q+ 16:33:41 and get points for having gone to that effort 16:34:21 q+ Poornima 16:34:27 Q+ 16:34:28 lsmn: so the points protocol is a documented procedure that defines qualitative best practices 16:35:05 jeannetest has joined #wcag3-protocols 16:35:24 and the evaluation one is about fitting into scoring 16:36:07 jf: not procedure, which can be too rigid, but e.g., a user story that explains the issue 16:36:19 q? 16:36:41 that may not be measurable, but it´s describable 16:37:19 lsmn: so it´s more of a commitment, something the org is striving for 16:37:26 do they state how they´re doing it? 16:37:40 jf: via a programmatically linked conformance statement 16:38:14 conceptually like an EPub manifest file that has a bunch of metadata 16:38:41 making the commitment, and making it publicly via this statement, is what keeps them moving 16:38:57 gives people scope to question how they´re doing it 16:39:02 q+ 16:39:07 q- 16:39:36 lsmn: so in points proposal, the conformance comes via the statement where they commit to it and outline how they´re doing it 16:39:42 jf: or report on steps taken to achieve 16:40:00 q+ to say that one of the challenges we have is trying to compare solutions when I think if we focused on the problem space, we'd see these two proposals are VERY similar 16:40:16 ack MichaelC 16:40:47 MIchaelC: The evaluation procedures is a superset in this sense, may not be clear enough in the documenation. In both proposals, protocol defines what you are trying to do. 16:41:11 MIchaelC: It does document. The point of difference is the evaluating is you might test against this. But other view is it is impractical. 16:42:04 MIchaelC: We have an uncompleted discussion on what happens for minimal conformance. Simply adopting the protocol is enough for minimal. I interpret this as the same for "points". We go on for higher conformance levels. I hear them being different levels of details or conformance for same general thing. 16:42:05 +1 to what Michael just said 16:42:11 +1 16:42:23 jg: so in both proposals, companies state what they´re striving for 16:42:37 Le: Are you saying striving same thing, but minimal conformance is that we are trying to adopt? 16:42:53 MIchaelC: At minimal conformance, if you are making a public claim, but you only need to commit to it. 16:43:01 in the evaluating one, at minimal conformance, it´s similar to the points one? 16:43:07 Le: Later conformance, that's where you define how you reach these goals. 16:43:31 ack poornima 16:43:43 ack me 16:44:52 ps: think we can have protocols that define what is needed, and define how the feed into rating 16:45:31 jf: the conversation keeps coming back to evaluating 16:45:50 points is about providing guidance, evaluating is about evaluating outcomes 16:45:56 q+ 16:46:30 think @@ is oriented to UI designers, other is oriented to engineers 16:47:23 ps: should make clear the audience for the protocol, that will clarify some of those questions 16:47:28 ack mbgower 16:47:28 mbgower, you wanted to say that one of the challenges we have is trying to compare solutions when I think if we focused on the problem space, we'd see these two proposals are VERY 16:47:31 ... similar 16:47:45 mg: we don´t need to view as a dichotomy 16:48:17 we´re all exploring ways to lead to WCAG conformance 16:48:27 struggling with the term "measure" 16:48:36 +1 to MG 16:48:37 we should take the best ideas, rather than filter at this stage 16:48:40 ack MichaelC 16:48:47 +1 to MG 16:49:01 Q+ 16:49:16 From the How do they fit column: "Protocols describe inputs such as documentation of steps, actions taken, date completed, conformance claims, etc. but do not necessarily measure outcomes." 16:49:16 MIchaelC: I keep hearing "evaluating procedures" talking about "evaluating outcomes". It is about evaluating effort towards the outcome. That's a significant clarification. If you take away the evalauation, you are at the same thing. 16:49:21 ack jf 16:49:36 Poornima has joined #wcag3-protocols 16:49:42 jf: +1 to MG, but I stop at measure 16:49:51 we can´t measure, they´re all contextual 16:50:06 lsmn: can we agree if we could measure them, they´d be in the guidelines elsewhere? 16:50:12 jf: yes, it would be a test procedure 16:50:40 instead, we might provide test scripts 16:51:05 a machine can´t test e.g., alt text quality, but you can provide a decision tree to get to a good version 16:51:06 q? 16:51:47 jg: looking to how to combine the protocols 16:51:47 s/but I stop at measure/but I cringe at measure 16:51:52 q+ to say that JF example of alt tree process 16:52:00 the points one wants to give people credit for adopting, and @@ 16:52:20 the evaluating one includes measuring their adoption 16:52:23 so it´s a higher threshold 16:52:42 maybe we can combine in such a way that effectively the points one is a baseline 16:52:49 q- 16:52:51 which is a public conformance statement 16:53:07 you can´t do less than that and get conformance points 16:53:24 then the evaluation one takes it further and measures the adoption effort 16:53:46 Q+ 16:54:07 orgs could choose which level they want to target 16:54:22 jf: how do you measure adoption effort? 16:54:40 q+ 16:54:44 q+ 16:54:48 ack JF 16:54:56 especially where org has a small web team 16:55:15 ack MichaelC 16:55:50 MIchaelC: As best as I can characterize, we are in proposal stage and have to work out details. You define the steps you follow, in addition to the guidance, and the steps to implement the guidance, and the check is to confirm the steps have followed well. 16:56:10 MIchaelC: Evaluation one has a baseline that does not have a requirement for self evaluation. That may persist in further discussions. 16:56:29 ack Sheri_B-H 16:56:54 sbh: just want to point out that the maturity model already has established how to measure adoption 16:57:11 jg: maturity model might be a protocol or procedure 16:57:12 it's a good opportunity to link the two 16:58:05 jg: let´s continue this discussion for the next meeting 16:58:21 q+ 16:58:23 we might be able to combine the proposals into a multi-tiered approach 16:58:48 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1twjaSude_5-1VdpFKPX1Bw_hA09cIvyzeP1h8PowSxo/edit?usp=sharing 16:58:50 mg: ^ I added commonalities, I think there are a lot 16:59:02 lsmn: +1, see more commonalities than differences 17:00:02 q+ to propose that MG and LE share what they perceive to be the commonalities next meeting. 17:00:14 lsmn: see the evaluating one as adding a few more steps to otherwise common proposal 17:00:38 a big difference is on who can write a protocol that is valid for conformance 17:00:51 ack Ch 17:00:51 Chuck, you wanted to propose that MG and LE share what they perceive to be the commonalities next meeting. 17:00:57 ack MG 17:01:00 jg: evaluating one provides requirements so self-documented protocols aren´t spurious 17:01:16 rrsagent, make minutes 17:01:16 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/06/03-wcag3-protocols-minutes.html MichaelC 17:01:20 Thanks for the discussion! 17:01:31 6AM for me! 17:01:53 meeting: WCAG 3 Protocols 17:02:48 present+ JF, Poornima_Subramanian 17:03:14 agenda: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-wcag3-protocols/2022Jun/0000.html 17:03:42 rrsagent, make minutes 17:03:42 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/06/03-wcag3-protocols-minutes.html MichaelC