RE: [dita-adoption] DITA Adoption TC -- Agenda 3 November 2008

They don$B!G(Bt mean anything any more. They were used during the IPR
Transition. For reasons too bizarre to go into here, early attempts at removing
them caused more problems than they created. 

 

Mary

 

From: Tsao, Scott
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Sent: Monday, November 03, 2008 12:41 PM

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Subject: RE: [dita-adoption] DITA Adoption TC -- Agenda 3 November 2008

 

Did we ever find out what the asterisks mean on our membership
list?

 

http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/membership.php?wg_abbrev=dita-adoption

 

 

Thanks,

 

Scott
Tsao $BAbThT"(B

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Architect - Associate Technical Fellow

The Boeing
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From: JoAnn Hackos [mailto:]

Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2008 7:50 AM

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Subject: [dita-adoption] DITA Adoption TC -- Agenda 3 November 2008

Dear
Friends:

 

For
our meeting on Monday 3 November, the US has now changed to Standard Time.

If you are
still confused, check your time on the web http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

To use the
dial in, use the Call-in and participant passcode below: (sponsored by IBM)

888-294-8505
or 213-270-2170

Participant
Passcode: 71382177

The
agenda for the meeting is on the wiki:

http://wiki.oasis-open.org/dita-adoption/FrontPage

 

This
meeting
will continue our focus on the review of the SWOT analysis. David Hollis
has created a set of possible audiences for us.

 

We
will also discuss our role in explaining the 1.2 specification. Please see the
notes that Kristen and I have added to the 1.2 spec wiki page.

 

We
continue to focus on the agreed actions for the committee:

 

1)
participate in the review of the DITA 1.2 specifications (language and
reference). The language spec is now open for review.

 

Review
Kristen's notes on the key differences between the 1.0 and the 1.1
specifications.

 

2)
Add to the SWOT analysis wiki, which we will turn into a best practice document

 

3)
Work with the Matthew Varghese on use cases for DITA. Add to the wiki on this
subject

 

4)
Review JoAnn's article on the 1.2 specification and Kristen's page (moved from
the DITA TC to the Adoption TC)

 

5)
Review the proposed changes for the dita.xml.org on the wiki.

 

6)
Discuss plans for assisting the DITA TC with the documentation for the multiple
packages for DITA 1.2.

 

See
you on Monday, 8 am PDT.  

 

JoAnn

 

JoAnn
T. Hackos, PhD

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