##Upcoming and past meetings
This document contains information about WP's upcoming and recent F2F meetings.
Please note:
- The group has 1-2 face-to-face (f2f) meetings per year where the potential scope is all of the group's specifications.
- The group may have additional f2f meetings for specific topics, for example with only Web Components on the agenda.
- The group does not have regular distributed voice conferences. More information about teleconferences is provided below.
- All meeting minutes are Public.
SeeAlso:
- Meetings? What Meetings? - meetings section of Web Platform WorkMode.
- 22 September: Editing and Selection, held at TPAC 2016, Lisbon, Portugal
- 23 September: HTML, Directory upload, IndexedDB and Web Platform WG, held at TPAC 2016, Lisbon, Portugal
20 September: Service Workers, held at TPAC 2016, Lisbon, Portugal
19 September: Web Components, held at TPAC 2016, Lisbon, Portugal
29 July: Editing meeting, hosted by Google in San Francisco
28-29 July: Service Workers meeting, hosted by Mozilla in Toronto
10-11 May: HTML editors meeting. Hosted by Microsoft in Seattle/Redmond
11-12 April 2016: Service Workers meeting hosted by Microsoft in Seattle/Redmond
25 January 2015 Custom elements meeting, hosted by Apple in Cupertino
- Agenda
- Minutes October 26
- Minutes October 27
- Notes from HTML Next Steps Discussion; informal meeting October 28
WebApps has some irregularly scheduled distributed meetings (aka telcons). Below is common information and logistics for all of the distributed meetings and some meeting-specific information.
The following information applies to all of Web Platform meetings (distributed and f2f):
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IRC: server and port: irc://irc.w3.org:6665/ ; channel is #webapps
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Each participant should type the following immediately after joining the irc channel:
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Present+ FirstName_LastName
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VoIP/Phone:
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For phone only access, the call-in number is always +1.617.324.0000; no international phone numbers are supported.
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For VoIP access, use WebEx; see the WebEx FAQ for more information.
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If you're using an Android device, start the [https://mit.webex.com/mw0401lsp13/wireless/callme.do?siteurl=mit&meetingKey=642208450&device=android&rnd=-356349190 Cisco WebEx Meeting] app.
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Each participant should use a local mute button on their device to control their own audio.
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Scribing: Invite RRSAgent to the irc channel and follow W3C scribe conventions.
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IRC agenda management: Use the Zakim-bot floor control to manage the speaker queue and agenda items.
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More about WebEx:
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Use IRC to facilitate meetings and create an initial record of the meeting.
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Each WebEx will open 15 mins earlier than the scheduled time.
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Submit a draft agenda to the group's mail list at least 24 hours before the meeting starts.
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Submit the minutes to the appropriate mail list immediately after the meeting.
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Day + Time:
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Tuesday: San Francisco 17:00; Boston 20:00;
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Wednesday: UTC: 01:00; Tokyo: 10:00
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Join WebEx meeting
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Meeting number: 643 784 215
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Password: see Member-only archive
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https://mit.webex.com/mit/j.php?MTID=mc9358fc4e591abf50362b027b189ce48;
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Join by phone
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+1-617-324-0000 US Toll Number
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Access code: 643 784 215
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Mobile Auto Dial: +1-617-324-0000,,,643784215#
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Add this meeting to your calendar.
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Agendas: a draft agenda is sent to the www-dom list at least 24 hours before
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Minutes: meeting minutes are distributed on the www-dom list.
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ad hoc; only on a case-by-case basis
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Agendas: a draft agenda is sent to the public-webapps list at least 24 hours before
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Minutes: meeting minutes are distributed on the public-webapps list.
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ad hoc; only on a case-by-case basis.
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Agendas: a draft agenda is sent to the public-public-editing-tf list at least 24 hours before
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Minutes: meeting minutes are distributed on the public-editing-tf list.
Here are some useful resources regarding IRC (e.g. a short cheat sheet) and meetings:
- Tips for Meeting Scribes: Mark Nottingham, Tips and Shortcuts for Scribes
- WebExBestPractices.
- InstallingWebEx.
- WebExFAQ.
- RRSAgent IRC Bot Description
- Zakim IRC Teleconference Bot
If you do do not have an IRC client, or have trouble connecting to IRC from behind a firewall, W3C offers a browser-based IRC Web interface (note: you must have a Member or Invited Expert account to use this).