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APA Pronunciation TF Review of Implementation Options

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I'm requesting TAG presence at the following virtual meeting during TPAC 2020:

When the meeting agenda and specific room has been finalized, we request the groups to note these details as comments in this issue.

Please note that we will not officially register as observers, as the assignee for presence will not be decided until all the groups have sent in requests.

WebAuthn Discussions

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I'm requesting TAG presence at the following meeting during TPAC:

When the meeting agenda and specific room has been finalized, we request the groups to note these details as comments in this issue.

Please note that we will not officially register as observers, as the assignee for presence will not be decided until all the groups have sent in requests.

Peer-2-Peer Web

Some interesting info on what Mozilla is doing around P2P in FirefoxOS. Worth talking about the general topic of P2P web on a future call?

Accessibility, Declarative Semantics and WebAssembly, WebGPU, WebGL

In terms of support for explicit declarative semantics, what are the relative advantages of WebAssembly (WASM), WebGPU, or WebGL (including glTF) to support accessibility as well as generic applications? Which of these provide the best architecture? This is being asked in the context of current communication by platform and browser accessibility APIs as well as implications for any future incarnations.

For example, in the Accessible Platform Architectures Working Group (APA) we note the current performance improvements in WASM, via the WebIDL Bindings proposal for better memory management and direct WASM => browser calls. This reference binding expressions from linear memory looks more efficient and potentially better/faster for accessibility related API calls, as well as generic API calls where semantics can be consumed by Assistive Technology.

Some semantics can be inferred in 3D environments and games, for example WebGL-glTF has potential due its ability to generate classes via JSON schema. These rendering environments may also support semantic scene graphs, which can describe the relationships between objects for example.

It would be great if the TAG could share their understanding of the three technologies from a semantic layering perspective. We look forward to discussing this and hearing your thoughts. We will also be having a breakout session at TPAC on XR Accessibility and TAG members are very welcome to attend that, as well as our APA meetings.

Thanks

Josh (Emerging Web Tech W3C/WAI)

APA Personalization TF

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I'm requesting TAG presence at the following virtual meeting during TPAC 2020:

Please note that we will not officially register as observers, as the assignee for presence will not be decided until all the groups have sent in requests.

Immersive Web Working Group TPAC Meeting Request

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I'm requesting TAG presence at the following meeting during TPAC:

When the meeting agenda and specific room has been finalized, we request the groups to note these details as comments in this issue.

Please note that we will not officially register as observers, as the assignee for presence will not be decided until all the groups have sent in requests.

Tagging @cwilso the other co-chair of the Working Group

New call times not minuted

Looks lone we didn't minute the discussion of the new call times (although this is reflected in the whiteboard images). I will make a note of them in the minutes for 10-1 - this is mostly a to-do for myself.

Discussion of Pronunciation Task Force Work

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I'm requesting TAG presence at the following meeting during TPAC:

  • Group: APA's Pronunciation Task Force
  • Topic: Various technical approaches to support required features of Spoken Text Pronunciation, Presentation and existing standards
  • Specification URL: https://www.w3.org/WAI/APA/task-forces/pronunciation/
  • Explainer (containing user needs and example code)¹: https://github.com/w3c/pronunciation
  • GitHub issues (if you prefer feedback filed there): [url]
  • Preferred date and timeframe: September 20, Friday, 11AM

When the meeting agenda and specific room has been finalized, we request the groups to note these details as comments in this issue.

Please note that we will not officially register as observers, as the assignee for presence will not be decided until all the groups have sent in requests.

DID WG/TAG

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I'm requesting TAG presence at the following virtual meeting during TPAC 2020:

When the meeting agenda and specific room has been finalized, we request the groups to note these details as comments in this issue.

Please note that we will not officially register as observers, as the assignee for presence will not be decided until all the groups have sent in requests.

Process: ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md should better handle cases of active disagreement

@dbaron wrote, in a comment on #356:

I think one of the conclusions is that our template for requesting TAG reviews is better suited for specifications that already have consensus within the group working on them, than for areas with active disputes.

This is an issue for tracking the work of improving the issue template to also handle cases of active dispute / where consensus has not been reached.

Web & Networks Interest Group TAG TPAC Meeting Request

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I'm requesting TAG presence at the following meeting during TPAC:

When the meeting agenda and specific room has been finalized, we request the groups to note these details as comments in this issue.

Please note that we will not officially register as observers, as the assignee for presence will not be decided until all the groups have sent in requests.

Tagging co-chairs @gsimcard, Dan and Dom @dontcallmedom to

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