#aaronpkjasnell: working on it, following up later on this morning
#aaronpktantek: sandro think you can help james out?
#aaronpksandro: pretty sure it's being taken care of, the patch is being done and now it's just the copyright
#aaronpkArnaud: there are two parts to this problem, the first one was fixed with respec getting updated for the new license, tbut the rules checker is not yet done
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#aaronpkjasnell: as soon as that's done i can get it published
#aaronpktantek: did the folks applying the patch have an ETA for when the updated pubrules checker would be live?
#aaronpktantek: just to make it clear, what's the realtionship between W3C and thoughtworks?
#aaronpkhhalpin: thoughtworks is on a contract not from w3c with three city govs, finland spain and iceland, they are buidling some software using AS2.0 to share public data
#aaronpk... finland is map data, spain is policy data
#aaronpk... they're asking me when their IE status is approved
#aaronpktantek: so that contract is not with the w3c but they are being paid by whoever they are contracted with
#aaronpkaaronpk: I've been working on my implemenation this week, specifically abotu collections and multiple feeds, so nothing to share just yet but hopfully soon
#aaronpk... since typical drafts are discussed on the mailing list i don't see how we would differ for that, that's the convention we'd have to go with
#aaronpk... that can certainly suffice for now, but if the WG adopts it as an editor's draft then the right thing to do is use the w3c discussion forums including our IRC channel and mailing list
#aaronpk.. we'll use the usual w3c technique to put the topic tag between brackets so the email threads are clear
#aaronpkeprodrom: one thing i wanted to quickly point out is in previous converstaions we've talked about having some participation by non-members, inviting outside participation
#aaronpk... it may be good to think about what we want to do and so we can put out invitations to the public or specific developers
#aaronpktantek: i agree. i think the participation that we wanted to focus on previously is around implementers in particular
#aaronpk... specifically, implementers of social websites, popular existing social web services
#aaronpk... i have a bunch of contacts at twitter if they'd want to swing by for a bit, even informally
#aaronpk... harry has a list of folks who came to the workshop in 2013
#aaronpk... so harry it would be helpful if you could ping your contacts that we have a date for the next meeting
#aaronpkhhalpin: the list i have is interesting, there are some possible implementers, it's mostly companies that are in the space that have their own social projects
#aaronpk... do we want to have a "get up to speed" session?
#aaronpk... some of these people all came to the first workshop but may not have been here, haven't joined w3c since the fee was too high
#aaronpk.. i don't know how to structure the invitaion
#sandroI'd suggest a day-before stakeholders meeting, if we can get enough people
#aaronpk... would folks prefer observers? just come one day? have a get up to speed session?
#aaronpk... my proposal would be to have a get up to speed session the day before or early the first day, then invite them as observers but don't let them take over the meeting
#aaronpk... go ahead and edit the wiki on the observers section and add your proposal and we can discuss after the call
#aaronpk... as much as we can focus on implementers that's one of our concerns right now, to get enough implementers to look at the specs and say can I build for this, how soon, that kind o things
#aaronpkhhalpin: agreed 100%, maybe we can get people who previously checked out to look at it again
#ZakimAs of this point the attendees have been aaronpk, tantek, Arnaud, sandro, AnnB, hhalpin, eprodrom, ben_thatmustbeme, cwebber2, kevinmarks, tsyesika
#tantekIf it's accepted into the working group as an Editor's draft, my plan is to keep a copy on the W3C wiki, and use our W3C Social Web github for Issues, as well as this channel (#social) for discussion - both of which, officially *instead of* email. Unofficial discussion are of course encouraged anywhere people want!