Subscribing to W3C PFWG (28th March 2008)
Henri Sivonen and I discussed aria-posinset
and aria-setsize
on #whatwg
today. He suggested I send feedback to the PFWG’s public mailing list for comments.
I used the web interface to read some messages and get a feel for the list. Jgraham was confused by the absence of a Subscribe link and so was I.
- Found Participation in PFWG but this covered different lists.
- Found a wonderfully concise set of instructions at the obscurely named W3C Mailing List Administrivia.
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Created a message to public-pfwg-comments-request@w3.org with the Subject set as subscribe. Just in case a human got involved, I included some text in the body:
My W3C username is bmillard. I would like to subscribe to <
public-pfwg-comments@w3.org
>.--
Ben ‘Cerbera’ Millard
Collections of Interesting Data Tables
<http://sitesurgeon.co.uk/>My participation in HTMLWG is how I already had a username.
- Sent it at 4:10pm today.
- Received message with the subject CONFIRM snumber at 5:14pm today.
- It asked me to send a blank reply to confirm my subscription.
- I did so and am now subscribed to the list.
Outlook Express is my mail client. To separate PFWG mail from everything else:
- I right-clicked the Inbox entry in the Folders sidebar.
- Selected the New Folder
- From the menu bar, I selected Tools > Message Rules > Mail.
- Clicked New.
- Ticked Where the To or CC line contains people.
- Ticked Move it to the specified folder.
- Clicked the contains people link.
- Typed pfwg
- Pressed Return to add it.
- Pressed Return to confirm the window.
- Clicked the specified link.
- Selected the Public PFWG folder.
- Clicked the OK button.
- Set the Name of the rule to Public PFWG Redirect.
- Clicked the OK button.
- Clicked the OK button.
Rather fiddly. I have a similar setup for a Public HTML folder.
Finally, I sent Structured HTML Precludes aria-posinset
and aria-setsize
? as my feedback.
So far I am only receiving mail sent to the list if it includes me in the To field.