OASIS Web Page Usage Discussion

[Graham Barber <graham_barber@uk.ibm.com>]

Dear Steering Committee

With respect to Open Action Item #0006,
I have discussed OASIS web pages with Carol & Mary (at least) on the
OASIS staff and am attaching a single page summary for discussion at tomorrow's
Steering Committee Meeting. I'd like to pull out the following points for
discussion/agreement tomorrow, based upon the (hopefully self-explanatory)
chart:

1) Starting from the right (sorry!),
the right-hand column represents the public and "private" resources
available to the affiliated TCs. Each will have kavi pages for issues,
documents, minutes, membership, ballots, calendar. Although it is up to
each TC, I wee no reason why the TCs wouldn't use them.

2) Those kavi pages are automatically
reflected onto OASIS's public pages, so their progress remains in the public
domain. No TC action is required; that process is automated. The only "manual
intervention" required is if the TC wish to clarify their work through
the provision of a FAQ document. That is the responsibility of each TC,
although a starting point could potentially be a single FAQ authored by
the Member Section SC.

3) Optionally a wiki is made available
to each TC if needed. I note that given the relatively poor use of the
OSOA private wiki during the OSOA incubation, I suspect that this may not
be taken up by the TCs.

4) The middle column represents the
Member Section (including Steering Committee) Resources. At the bottom
(again, sorry!), you'll recognize the kavi pages that the SC currently
uses. Optionally, we also are offered wiki pages to use, but once again,
given OSOA experience, I hesitate to jump at the offer.

5) The top half of the middle column
represents the Member Section public face. At the moment, these are primarily
the drupal pages which focus on various administrative aspects of the MS
(Activity, RoP, Governance, etc.)

6) Over time, we have the option to
build an Open CSA Community through the shown bullets. This seems a natural
evolution of where the content on www.osoa.org would migrate towards. An
example of a MS community is <http://dita.xml.org/>.

7) FYI, outside our scope, the first
column represents the incubation facilities offered by www.osoa.org,
both public & private. (The private resources reflect the changing
technology over the OSOA years and the fact that the OSOA team never converged
all existing projects onto one technology base)

Graham J Barber,

Program Director, SOA Partnerships,
      Graham_Barber@uk.ibm.com
      Graham Barber@IBMGB
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