[Accessibility-testing] Tonight's IFTF accessibility call (and future ones)

[Mark Barlet]

Hey guys. My dog had emergency surgery on Friday and I am dealing with the
aftermath. Needless to say I am very anti-social at moment. I’m not making
the call.

Mark

PS Dog will be okay, but recovery is not quick.



On Mon, Apr 8, 2019 at 12:51 PM Jason McIntosh <jmac at jmac.org> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I’d like to have our call at the usual time and channel tonight (7 PM) to
> discuss my proposed recommendation list (which hasn’t changed much since my
> most recent posting of it to the list on March 26) as well as any other
> relevant topics that folks would like to bring up.
>
> After tonight, though, I think I might want to hit pause on our biweekly
> calls for a bit? I don’t think there’s much to do other than start writing
> the report; I feel that, barring surprise, we’re all more or less in
> agreement about what it should contain. And that means that there’s not
> much to discuss until I start writing something!
>
> For my part, I don’t plan on really getting cracking on the report for at
> least another three weeks — early May, at latest. I am focusing my daytime
> attention on finishing a months-long day-job project, specifically so I can
> get it all done and delivered by the end of April. Once that’s done, I plan
> to make drafting and refining this report my primary professional task,
> with an eye to a mid-June deadline. And, for the sake of scheduling, I’d
> like that iteration to happen on this list rather than waiting for the
> biweekly calls.
>
> Does that sound reasonable to everyone?
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