#418: Event-Level Click Conversion Measurement API

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Opened Sep 5, 2019

こんにちはTAG!

I'm requesting a TAG review of:

  • Name: Event-Level Click Conversion Measurement API
  • Specification URL: N/A
  • Explainer (containing user needs and example code)¹: url
  • GitHub issues (if you prefer feedback filed there): url
  • Tests: N/A
  • Primary contacts (and their relationship to the specification): @csharrison, @michaelkleber, @johnivdel

Further details:

We recommend the explainer to be in Markdown. On top of the usual information expected in the explainer, it is strongly recommended to add:

You should also know that...

We’re still very early stage here, just looking to get TAG review earlier rather than later. We also have some nascent ideas in https://github.com/csharrison/conversion-measurement-api/blob/master/AGGREGATE.md but those should be reviewed separately since it’s definitely not ready yet.

We'd prefer the TAG provide feedback as (please select one):

  • open issues in our GitHub repo for each point of feedback
  • open a single issue in our GitHub repo for the entire review
  • leave review feedback as a comment in this issue and @-notify [github usernames]

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¹ For background, see our explanation of how to write a good explainer.

Discussions

2020-01-06

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[bumped as others need to be part of this discussion]

2020-01-13

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Lukasz: It looks like the Apple folk and the Google folk are working together on layering their APIs (and that's great because there won't be two specs to solve roughly the same problem space, which is kind of better for the web platform); can we close this?

Tess: Closing is okay. I'd like to encourage them to come back to us when they've makde more progress on the layering with PCM; it'll be more meaningful to evaluate it then.