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# W3C Solid Community Group Solid Specification Meeting:
URL: https://www.w3.org/community/solid/wiki/Meetings#2020-04-08T13:30:00Z

SC: Sarven Capadisli
JB: Justin Bingham
RV: Ruben Verborgh
DZ: Dmitri Zagidulin (not present)
TBL: Tim Berners-Lee
KK: Kjetil Kjernsmo (not present)
EP: Eric Prud'hommeaux

## Minutes

JB: where are we going with ~FPWD? who is roughly doing what? how should we approach delivering ~FPWD?

JB: _going through https://solid.github.io/specification/ (based on master branch as of 2020-04-08)_

- TBL: Make sure to keep server-client and client/app specific sections separate
  - RV: Agreed; that was the intention of the current sectioning 

  - SC: There won't be a section on LDP, only borrow some requirements.

  - RV: Problem already might be shapes, given that there is now discussion about server-side validation as well

  - JB: Shall we split the document completely in two documents? (client–server , client–client)

  - SC: server-server was discussed in the past (not ruled out but not focused to date)

  - TBL: Refer to Client-Server as Solid Protocol

  - RV: I'm all for splitting, with the following caveats:
    - there might also be server–server interactions
    - split between server–client and client–client might evolve, as some client–client features start exhibiting server-side behavior as well (Justin +1)

  - JB: priority is getting Solid Protocol out

  - SC : Can we focus on requirements agreed on for the FPWD? Omit sections without discussion, implementations..

  - TBL: Propose to separate out client/server (protocol) and client/client. Maintain ecosystem document pointing to them.

  - SC: naming, and paths.... solid/  /TR/... Issue: 
  

  - TBL: Provisional decision - keep on github.io for now and then move to solidproject.org/specs 

  - SC: Can we live without Bikeshed (and just worship the goodness of plain HTML?)

  - JB: Propose several more sessions over the coming weeks focused on cementing key elements for Solid Protocol

  - SC: WebSocket something something..
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