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1 | Review the glossary of IHTSDO - 1003. | Jeff Wilcke | - IHTSDO_1003.doc is a duplicate of the current draft Inception / Elaboration project document related to the first "deliverable" in this space.
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2 | Review the introduction | Jeff Wilcke | - The introduction states the purpose of the project, describes input from the stakeholders (limited in this case, would benefit from committee input), describes the existing degree of consensus concerning the problem (would also benefit from committee input).
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3 | Review the detailed problem analysis | Jeff Wilcke | - The detailed problem analysis is derived directly from the detailed description of the first "deliverable."
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4 | Review the solution | Jeff Wilcke | - The detailed solution section provides a step-by-step description of the proposed solution.
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5 | Discuss remainder of document | Jeff Wilcke | - Sections of the document following the detailed solution are left blank. It is not clear to the author/editor how this project answers most of the "procedural / political" questions that lead to availability of resources to complete the project. The only resource that will be deployed is the chair of this committee, an approved content author / editor with access to the IHTSDO tools.
| - Jeff Wilcke will need to do some creative writing, hopefully based on input from the committee.
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4 Comments
Xavier GANSEL
Hi Jeff,
You do state two dates : Sept 25th in Confluence and Sept 24th in the mail
Wich one should we pick ?
thanks,
Xavier
Jeff Wilcke
Pick the 25th. It is actually a 4th Tuesday of the month... I was looking at a calendar with one eye and writing a blog post with the other. I edited the post to correct my error.
I freely admit that I am date and time challenged. I will also remind myself to look carefully at 20:00 UTC on the 25th. Fall and spring are times during which the world goes mad with different startings and endings for "daylight savings time" (the US version).
Xavier GANSEL
25th is fine for me.
I use to deal with international meeting using https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/
it is not the perfect tool, but it greatly helps and take care of those fall / spring time changes and time zone. Farzaneh did brought that tool to me
reading your manuscript, will come with some input, no big deal I believe. how would you like those to be send ? on that page ? other way ?
Xavier
Jeff Wilcke
While there are likely very elegant ways to tie comments to a document in Confluence, I'm an IN-elegant user of Confluence. If you would please, download the .doc files and make your comments and then email the +comments file to me. I will then post it to the Confluence page prior to the meeting.
If you would like to suggest another approach, I'm happy to try something else.
-J