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JSON-LD CG Telecon

Minutes for 2018-01-08

Agenda
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-linked-json/2018Jan/0000.html
Topics
  1. Introductions
Organizer
Gregg Kellogg, Rob Sanderson
Scribe
Dave Longley
Present
Gregg Kellogg, Niklas Lindström, Dave Longley, Robert Sanderson, Paul Warren, Eleanor Joslin, Paolo Ciccarese, Chris Webber
Gregg Kellogg: Voip 0302 is azaroth
Niklas Lindström: Can’t hear you. [scribe assist by Gregg Kellogg]
Niklas Lindström: Hm, no, I hear nothing... I'll try another device.
Gregg Kellogg: Void: 0306 is Herm
Dave Longley is scribing.
Gregg Kellogg: How to scribe a meeting: https://www.w3.org/2009/CommonScribe/manual.html
Robert Sanderson: We hear you, Niklas
Niklas Lindström: Weird, I heard nothing; and lost the carriee.
Paul Warren: Paul Warren also here on the same line as Herm
Gregg Kellogg: Hi Paul!
Niklas Lindström: Can you hear us now? [scribe assist by Robert Sanderson]
Eleanor Joslin: Eleanor Joslin here on the same line as Herm and Paul
Robert Sanderson: Great to have such a turn out :)

Topic: Introductions

Gregg Kellogg: I'm Gregg Kellogg, one of the editors on the 1.0 spec, and I've been doing a fair amount of work pushing the 1.1 spec forward. I'm mostly independent but also affiliated with Spec Ops.
Robert Sanderson: I'm Rob Sanderson, I followed along the 1.0 work and we've become more deeply involved using JSON-LD 1.1 features in a couple of situations. Including IIIS, which uses several 1.1 features and new language map functionality and in the cultural heritage domain we use it in linked arts -- trying to provide linked open usable data with museum objects and so forth.
Herm Fisher: I'm involved with XBRL a standard on XML base. Financial reporting for bank transfers, securities, for US/China/etc. Trying to move forward using JSON. Trying to get a better understanding of how to fit into the JSON-LD work.
Paul Warren: Technical director at [fill] International, we're currently using JSON-LD in one of the drafts for XBRL.
Eleanor Joslin: I'm a developer, here for the same reason as Herm and Paul. [missed]?
David Newbury: Enterprise software architect with Rob, many of the projects we're doing involve JSON-LD in various forms.
Paul Warren: Technical director at xbrl International
David Lehn: I'm with Digital Bazaar, been working on JSON-LD for quite some time, been around for quite some time working on JSON-LD libs and helping with specs as I can.
Dave Longley: I work with Digital Bazaar, I worked a lot on the 1.0 spec; I also maintain Javascript, Python and PHP JSON-LD libraries [scribe assist by Gregg Kellogg]
Paolo Ciccarese: Focus on biomedical data, hence main interest in JSON-LD, worked with Rob.
Chris Webber: I'm Chris Webber, I work with Spec Ops. Also a recently implementer of JSON-LD for Scheme, also did partial implementation for Guile. I may not been on many calls but around from time to time.
Robert Sanderson: Proposal is that, at least for the mean time, we have a call every 2 weeks at this time. Trying to just get through the issues, get outstanding issues discussed, etc.
Dave Longley: Sure, just que me in :) [scribe assist by Niklas Lindström]
Niklas Lindström: Cue...
Robert Sanderson: We'll probably keep using this call bridge, it has some nice tool integrations, but niklasl_ is having some difficulties so if others do as well we'll look into other options to make sure everyone can participate.
Niklas Lindström: Yes
PROPOSAL: same call every other week at this time.
Gregg Kellogg: +1
Robert Sanderson: +1