Attendees:

• Randall Leeds, Andrew Magliozzi, Robert Casties, Benjamin Young

Agenda:

• Annotator & Apache
• I Annotate recap
• Status of Annotator 2.0
• Annotator 2.0 Docs

Annotator & Apache:

• Benefits
  • Access to a broader development community
  • Enterprise customers / user access
  • Licensing is simplified
  • Oversight of foundation lawyers
  • Indemnification for the committers
  • Trademark
• Negatives
  • Lots of up-front work to apply and get accepted
    • Is this work we ought to be doing for our docs anyway?
• Neutral
  • Forced diversity
    • Required that all three committers can’t be from the same company
  • Stringent reporting and transparency requirements
    • Vote-based releases
    • Question: what is the state of JIRA <-> GitHub and requirements there?

I Annotate Recap:

• No talks. Only breakout sessions.
• More discussions going on than at previous I Annotate
• Hackathon was enjoyable
• Alpha publish of 2.0

Annotator 2.0 Status:

• Robert Casties released a port of the auth plugin
  • https://github.com/openannotation/annotator-tokenauth
• Next steps: get more people using it!
  • document issues / bugs
  • Put out a call for feedback!!
• Blocker: Highlighter code

Action Items:

• Apache
  • Propose license change on the Mailing list (Benjamin)
    • Apache license
    • openannotation/annotator#395
  • Propose Incubate on Mailing list (Andrew)
    • Process Description
    • Proposal Process
• Annotator 2.0
  • Share work on the Auth Plugin on the mailing list (Robert)
  • Reiterate call for Annotator 2.0 Alpha feedback (Andrew)
    • Point people again to our “Upgrade Guide”
  • Switch Read The Docs to point at 2.0 and link it back to 1.2.x (Randall)
  • New anchoring options
    • Revive openannotation/annotator#452 (Anyone??)
    • Write examples (Randall)
  • Port plugin(s) (Robert, anyone?)