Agenda

• FPWD update from editors.

  • What will the editors seek to do between now and 17 March?
    • Suggest people log issues now (but can be done later).
    • Concrete text proposals via pull requests welcome at any time.
    • Editors will try to incorporate non-controversial pull requests in FPWD.
  • Proposed:
    • Publish all four specs
    • All RECS except for architecture document (NOTE)
  • Are the editors looking for proposals for particular topics?
  • Other than raising issues, how else can the group help?

• Notifications from the spec repo

  • For the main WG repo, we mirror GitHub notifications to a W3C mailing list.
  • We have not set that up for the spec repo. Should we?
  • If so, should we mirror messages to the main group list or a new list just for (all) spec notifications?
  • If the latter, should participants opt-in or opt-out? (Which is more convenient?)

• TPAC 2016 planning

  • Plan is to choose dates (Monday/Tuesday or Thursday/Friday) based on our ability to meet with other groups.
  • Proposed to try to meet with some subset of these groups: Accessible Platform Architectures, Browser Testing and Tools, Web App Sec, Web Authentication, Internationalization, Privacy IG, Web Security IG.

• Next meetings (to be confirmed)

  • 17 March (for call for consensus)
  • 24 March (to finalize decision to go to FPWD)

HEADS-UP ON DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME!

• Most of the US and Canada will be moving theirs clocks forward on Sunday, 13 March. This is two weeks earlier than Europe. Most European clocks will move 1 hour forward on Sunday, 27 March.
• In WebEx, our meeting is specified in US Eastern. This means that on 17 March and 24 March people joining the meeting some people outside the US will need to join the call 1 hour earlier.

More Meeting logistics