@hongminhee how can we get more East Asian #ActivityPub developers involved in the #W3C #SocialCG and #SocialWG?
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@hongminhee @fedidevkr the second mechanism is the mailing lists; one for the community group and one for the working group.
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-swicg/
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-socialweb/
These are places for discussion but also for decisions. In particular, no decision is made by the community group without a 14-day call for consensus (cfc) on the mailing list.
So, it's entirely possible to follow work and participate from there.
As you probably know, the W3C has hundreds of member organizations, and many of them are in East Asia. The organization has two important partners, Keio University in Japan and Beihang University in China.
We have a community group meeting tonight, and I'm going to add an agenda item about engaging more East Asian participants.
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As you probably know, the W3C has hundreds of member organizations, and many of them are in East Asia. The organization has two important partners, Keio University in Japan and Beihang University in China.
We have a community group meeting tonight, and I'm going to add an agenda item about engaging more East Asian participants.
If I were to put together a document in Korean and Japanese (auto translated) with roughly this information, would you be willing to read it over for style? Just so it's not nonsensical.
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@caohuak @hongminhee @fedidevkr
We actually moved the SocialCG/SocialWG meeting to accommodate east Asian time zones. We now alternate between a Europe-friendly time and an Asia-friendly time. If we need to move more, I think we would!
@caohuak @hongminhee @fedidevkr
Next "Series B" meeting is this: https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/cca78019-8314-4ecf-8945-e13d832c03fc/20260917T230000/
I don't know your time zones, but does this work for you all?
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@caohuak @hongminhee @fedidevkr
Next "Series B" meeting is this: https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/cca78019-8314-4ecf-8945-e13d832c03fc/20260917T230000/
I don't know your time zones, but does this work for you all?
@j12t @caohuak @hongminhee @fedidevkr @darius @dmitri It sounds like it's less about the time zone, and more about the level of fluency required to participate in a video call in another language. It would be interesting for us to consider how to best handle this; I think more async participation (minutes, GitHub issues, forum, mailing list) might help.
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If I were to put together a document in Korean and Japanese (auto translated) with roughly this information, would you be willing to read it over for style? Just so it's not nonsensical.
@evan@cosocial.ca Thanks for all the detail, this is really helpful context. I didn't realize the CfC process on the mailing list carried that much weight, that alone changes how I'd describe the participation options to people here.
I'm happy to read over the Korean version for style, though depending on how long the document ends up being it might take me a bit. For Japanese I should say upfront that I'm not a native speaker, so I'd rather not be the one vouching for naturalness there. @tesaguri@fedibird.com would be a much better fit for that, if they're up for it.
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Iโd be happy to proofread the Japanese version too, if you agree that Iโm qualified for it @evan.
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Iโd be happy to proofread the Japanese version too, if you agree that Iโm qualified for it @evan.
@tesaguri @hongminhee @evan Gonna chime in here and say you are overly qualified for the task!
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@tesaguri @hongminhee @evan Gonna chime in here and say you are overly qualified for the task!
@liaizon @tesaguri @hongminhee In our ActivityPub read-through tonight, we just went over the section with the ใใฎๆนใฏใใ ใฎไพใงใ example. Your bio is suprisingly timely!
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@liaizon @tesaguri @hongminhee In our ActivityPub read-through tonight, we just went over the section with the ใใฎๆนใฏใใ ใฎไพใงใ example. Your bio is suprisingly timely!
@liaizon @tesaguri @hongminhee we have a task force meeting next week, and I'm going to draft up a HOWTO for engaging with the W3C in English. I'll then automatically translate it to Korean, Japanese and Mandarin, and get it up on the repo for review, and if the task force agrees, we'll publish it somewhere easy to find. /cc @j12t
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@liaizon @tesaguri @hongminhee we have a task force meeting next week, and I'm going to draft up a HOWTO for engaging with the W3C in English. I'll then automatically translate it to Korean, Japanese and Mandarin, and get it up on the repo for review, and if the task force agrees, we'll publish it somewhere easy to find. /cc @j12t
@evan We might want to update the pinned post and turn it into a "how to get started" or such. We can discuss next week. https://www.w3.org/community/socialcg/2024/05/03/welcome-to-the-social-web-incubator-cg/
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