Thank you for reminding me, Stephen! The Google Group is here: http://groups.google.com/group/ndsa-standards-working-group?hl=en

You'll have to become a member, of course. I'm sending you an invite. If that doesn't work then I believe Andrea can add you. We've had a number of people join in the past couple months so I'm guessing we'll have to add several of you.

Best,

Jimi 

-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Paul Davis [mailto:[log in to unmask]] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 04, 2011 6:47 PM
To: Jones, Jimi
Subject: Re: [NDSA-STANDARDS] Yesterday's NDSA Standards Meeting

Hi, Jimi:  Thanks for the notes.  Could you remind me and/or post a link to the previous inventory you had done on Google Docs?  (Maybe it's on the wiki somewhere, but I don't find it right now.)  Thanks, /Stephen

At 09:09 AM 10/4/2011, Jones, Jimi wrote:
>Hello all. Yesterday was our monthly NDSA Standards working group meeting. 
>I will be putting notes up on the wiki soon but in the meantime here is 
>the WebEx recording:
>https://issevents.webex.com/issevents/lsr.php?AT=pb&SP=MC&rID=48830237&
>rKey=1844859f860dff1d
>
>We spoke about the standards survey work and how it relates to Wikipedia. 
>We also talked about better defining the scope of the project by 
>listing the categories of digital preservation "stuff" that we'll be surveying:
>http://1.usa.gov/nrERwI. One of the things we should all do is take a 
>look at these categories and refine and edit them. So I'm asking that 
>all of you (or at least those of you who are invested in this survey 
>project) take a look at the list and feel free to jump in and edit it.
>
>We also decided at the end of the call that it's time to start doing 
>instead of just talking. To that end, the meeting participants decided 
>to find a page or two already on Wikipedia and start editing it to 
>conform to the fields we generated for the Google Doc that we started 
>with several months ago. For example, I've decided to edit the 
>Wikipedia page for the Broadcast Wave audio file format:
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadcast_Wave_Format. Once I've played 
>around with it I will then put a link to it on our NDSA wiki under the 
>"File Formats" entry on our categories list (same link as above:
>http://1.usa.gov/nrERwI). I will also post a link to it on our group's 
>listserv. If we all try to do this to one or two pages then we can have 
>some strawman examples that we can kick around on the listserv and at 
>our November meeting. So rather than doling out assignments I'm 
>counting on you to self-select a Wikipedia page or two that aligns with 
>your interests and expertise and see what you can do with it. Then we 
>can all start moving this all forward and feel like we're doing something!
>
>So.. sally forth! And I'll do my part by putting up some notes on the 
>wiki in the next few days before I dive into the BWF Wikipedia page!
>
>Best,
>
>Jimi
>
>Jimi Jones
>Digital Audiovisual Formats Specialist
>Office of Strategic Initiatives
>Library of Congress
>
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