Meeting minutes
github editors process
<lisa> we need a google doc for longer chnges so we can make editoral changes easily pre github
<rashmi> Proposed pattern and changes for Content-Usable version 3
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<rashmi> Lisa creating a new google doc for collaborative work for GitHub editorial work for adding and editing content-usable
<rashmi> style guide Link above
<rashmi> We are discussing how different people/organization/cultures refer disability names
wcag coodination
Implied Meaning subgroup will meet during AG calls for month of July
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AG looked at the 172 outcomes and are trying to group like outcomes into a single outcome
Chuck: We're trying to reduce the number of outcomes to a more manageable level
Let's brainstorm different names for Text and Wording subsections on "Clear language," "Clear meaning," and "Clear content"
Rain: Agree those names aren't very clear
Rain: Maybe we should take all three 3 subsections and do a card sort to resort them
Rain: Can they be consolidated?
Rain: It's hard to know why they're separated
Chuck: I can't answer why they're separated, but your suggestions are hugely appreciated and needed
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<Chuck> +1
Suggest new subsection that focuses on numerical concepts and numerical formatting
John R: In the number section, some people with dyscalculia don't understand "3" but they will understand "three"
John R: Actually I see it's addressed in the one about numerical concept
Outcome about ambiguous pronunciation: is it OK to nest that under "Text-to-speech"? Or does it need to go under broader category
Chuck: where else to put ambigious pronunciation?
<Chuck> no concerns with suggesting "Word comprehension" subsection
Julie proposal: New subsection called "Word comprehension" that includes common words, acronyms and abbreviations, and ambiguous pronunciation
Julie proposal: New proposal focused on sentence structure?
Rain will help Julie set up card-sorting exercise
<Chuck> Chair's are massive fans of asynchronous work :-)
Rain: Optimal sort is common tool
Rain: Is this group OK with attempting optimal sort approach? Or a slide deck with stickies?
Chuck: Alastair and Rachael have experience with these card-sorting tools
Rain will reach out to them so this group finds it easy to interact with
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Tiffany mentioned the gaming resource
Len: User Interaction - Games on the Web Roadmap (w3c.github.io)
Julie will send the COGA resources doc to full COGA list to get additional suggestions and will ask for a few minutes at Monday's meeting to review before sending to AG chairs
John R: I added some comments to the Implied Meaning draft