Web Editing WG Charter Review: 2025 Proposal

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Hey everyone! We're diving into the Web Editing Working Group (WG) charter review, focusing on the latest proposal for 2025. This is super important because it shapes the future of web editing standards and technologies. Your input is highly valued, so let's get started!

Charter Review

Here’s a breakdown of what’s on the table:

  • Charter: Check out the proposed charter to get a sense of the WG's direction.
  • Diff from Charter Template: See the differences from the standard charter template to understand what’s unique here.
  • Expected End of Charter Refinement Phase: Aiming for December 2025, as noted in the AC Members Archive.
  • Diff from Previous Charter: If you're curious about how this charter evolves, here’s the comparison with the previous one.
  • Chair Dashboard: For a quick overview, visit the chair dashboard.

Type of Charter

  • [x] Existing WG recharter

Horizontal Reviews

Don't forget to apply the "Horizontal review requested" label on GitHub to get reviews for accessibility (a11y), internationalization (i18n), privacy, security, and TAG. Also, add a card for this issue to the Strategy Funnel.

Where to Raise Issues: If you spot anything, drop your thoughts at https://github.com/w3c/editing/issues/new/.

Additional Considerations for Review

The Web Editing Working Group (WG) is currently exploring the creation of a new document that delves into the interactions between users and contentEditable along with EditContext. This document will likely revolve around the concept of editing hosts and various aspects of user interaction, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of these elements.

When reviewing the charter, it's essential to consider how well it supports the WG's goals related to these topics. Here are some key questions to keep in mind:

  1. Clarity of Scope: Does the charter clearly define the scope of the WG's work concerning contentEditable, EditContext, editing hosts, and user interaction? Are the objectives specific and measurable?
  2. Alignment with User Needs: How well does the charter address the needs of web developers and users who rely on these technologies for creating and editing content on the web? Does it prioritize features and improvements that enhance the user experience?
  3. Technical Feasibility: Are the proposed goals and deliverables technically feasible within the timeframe outlined in the charter? Does the charter account for potential challenges and dependencies related to implementing these technologies?
  4. Coordination with Other Standards: Does the charter ensure coordination with other relevant web standards and specifications to avoid conflicts and promote interoperability? How will the WG collaborate with other groups or organizations working on related technologies?
  5. Accessibility Considerations: Does the charter adequately address accessibility concerns related to contentEditable and EditContext? Are there specific provisions for ensuring that these technologies are usable by people with disabilities?
  6. Security Implications: Does the charter consider the security implications of allowing users to edit content on the web? Are there measures in place to prevent malicious attacks or data breaches?
  7. Privacy Considerations: Does the charter address privacy concerns related to the collection and storage of user-generated content? Are there safeguards in place to protect users' personal information?
  8. Impact on Internationalization: Does the charter take into account the needs of international users who may be using contentEditable and EditContext in different languages and cultural contexts? Are there provisions for supporting multilingual content editing?
  9. Innovation and Experimentation: Does the charter encourage innovation and experimentation with new features and capabilities for contentEditable and EditContext? Are there opportunities for developers to contribute to the evolution of these technologies?
  10. Community Engagement: Does the charter promote community engagement and collaboration? Are there channels for developers and users to provide feedback and contribute to the development process?

By carefully considering these questions, you can help ensure that the charter provides a solid foundation for the WG's work and that the resulting technologies are well-designed, user-friendly, and accessible to all.

In summary, the upcoming document on user interaction with contentEditable and EditContext represents a significant opportunity for the Web Editing Working Group to shape the future of web editing. By addressing the key considerations outlined above, the WG can ensure that these technologies are well-designed, user-friendly, and accessible to all.

Charter Facilitator(s)

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Let's make this charter the best it can be, guys! Your reviews and insights are what make this process work. Thanks for pitching in!