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Given the progress on the spec, it would be good for us to prepare the document for a First Public Working Draft. In order us to do that, as per the W3C Process, we:
must record the group's decision to request advancement.
must provide public documentation of any Formal Objections.
should provide public documentation of changes that are not substantive.
should report any changes in dependencies with other groups.
should provide information about implementations known to the Working Group.
send out a request for wide review - cc @LJWatson.
@johanneswilm , if you agree, we can send out a Call for Consensus to publish to the WG (editing task force mailing list), which will address the first requirement above (and the second, as hopefully there will be no objections).
We shouldn't need anything for "documentation of changes that are not substantive", as we can point to the commit history. Our dependencies on other groups haven't changed, and the spec itself lists the known implementations.
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Blocked on #2... when #2 is done, email will go out. Saving it here, as I already wrote it and don't want to lose it:
Hi All,
This is a Call for Consensus to publish the "ContentEditable" spec as a FWPD. You can find the Editor's draft here:
https://w3c.github.io/contentEditable/
If you support publication of this document, you don't need to do anything - silence is considered consent. But if you really feel the need to show support, please add a 👍 or ❤️ on Github:
https://github.com/w3c/contentEditable/issues/1
If you'd like to raise a Formal Objection to publishing this document, please do so by the Friday DATE of MONTH, 2019. Please include the rationale for your objection to its publication.
If you have other comments, suggestions, or found bugs, we invite you to file an issue on Github:
https://github.com/w3c/contentEditable/issues/
In the mean time, I'll work with the Editors to prepare the document for publication and possibly kick off the requests for wide review. We will do our best to get the spec out by December.
Kind regards,
Marcos
Given the progress on the spec, it would be good for us to prepare the document for a First Public Working Draft. In order us to do that, as per the W3C Process, we:
@johanneswilm , if you agree, we can send out a Call for Consensus to publish to the WG (editing task force mailing list), which will address the first requirement above (and the second, as hopefully there will be no objections).
We shouldn't need anything for "documentation of changes that are not substantive", as we can point to the commit history. Our dependencies on other groups haven't changed, and the spec itself lists the known implementations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: