Closed pchampin closed 7 months ago
@csarven
I'll interpret it as the guidance from W3C Team
Yes, I'll double check with other team members, but this is my recollection of some discussions I had internally.
In all likelihood, the WG will actually pick up https://solidproject.org/ED/protocol a
Good point, that's changed.
@pchampin Regarding https://github.com/solid/solid-wg-charter/pull/63/commits/3f6a7e5dd8b156498bff20a8bab8ce2e755ccc4c , what I meant as "input" in https://github.com/solid/specification/blob/main/meetings/2024-01-31.md#wg-charter-update and https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-solid/2023Nov/0094.html (ctrl-f "input"):
A revision to the charter should suggest solution areas (deliverables) to be discussed in the WG and that x, y, z (specs) can be used as input.
Taking the Social Web WG Charter ( https://www.w3.org/2013/socialweb/social-wg-charter ) as an example. There are areas such as the protocol, syntax, and so forth. I'm suggesting something similar here. The specific specifications are literally inputs towards the main goals. This will give other initiatives / approaches the chance to be considered on equal grounds. This is likely to raise less alarms and more of an understanding for the Members. It raises the bar for formal objections since others successful charters followed a similar path. If anything, we're acknowledging. Whether that leads to most successful approach is a separate matter, and hard to determine up front. IMO.
The Web Annotation Charter ( https://www.w3.org/annotation/charter/ ) also took a similar approach. It does however call out a couple of specifications as a starting point. Our mileage may very.
@csarven
what I meant as "input" ...
Yes, I agree that we need to clarify the relationship between the WG's deliverable and the CG's Solid Protocol: this is an input document, not a first working draft. I'll address that in a separate PR, coming soon.
force-push after a rebase
address w3c/charter-drafts#453