On 1 August 2014, W3C began a transition away from this document; see the current W3C Process Document.
W3C Process Document
The following public information is available at the W3C Web site.
- [PUB5]
- How to Join
W3C
- [PUB6]
- Membership
Agreement
- [PUB8]
- The list of
current W3C Members
- [PUB9]
- The list of W3C
Activities
- [PUB10]
- The list of acknowledged
Member Submissions
- [PUB11]
- The W3C technical reports
index
- [PUB12]
- Public list of Activity Proposals. In this version of the Process Document,
there is no public reference to the list of Activity Proposals.
- [PUB13]
- Submission
request overview
- [PUB14]
- The W3C Team
- [PUB15]
- About the W3C
includes the W3C mission
statement some background information about
W3C, and additional information about W3C Activities and organization.
- [PUB16]
- The list of
published Team Submissions
- [PUB17]
- Invited
expert and collaborators agreement
- [PUB18]
- W3C
Document License
- [PUB19]
- W3C
Software Notice and License
- [PUB20]
- Translations of
W3C technical reports
- [PUB21]
- Public W3C mailing
lists
- [PUB23]
- Conflict of
Interest Policy for W3C Team Members Engaged in Outside Professional
Activities
- [PUB25]
- Technical Architecture
Group (TAG) Charter
- [PUB26]
- The TAG home
page
- [PUB27]
- Tips for Getting to
Recommendation Faster
- [PUB28]
- W3C liaisons with
other organizations
- [PUB30]
- The Advisory Board home
page
- [PUB31]
- Publication
Rules
- [PUB32]
- W3C
Fellows Program
- [PUB33]
- 5 Feb
2004 version of the W3C Patent Policy. The latest version of the W3C
Patent Policy is available at
http://www.w3.org/Consortium/Patent-Policy/.
The following Member-only information is
available at the W3C Web site.
- [MEM1]
- Current Advisory Committee
representatives
- [MEM2]
- Group mailing
lists
- [MEM3]
- The calendar of all
scheduled official W3C events
- [MEM4]
- The New Member
Orientation, which includes an introduction to W3C processes from a
practical standpoint, including relevant email addresses.
- [MEM5]
- Advisory Committee
meetings
- [MEM6]
- Member Web site
- [MEM8]
- How to send a
Submission request
- [MEM9]
- The Art of Consensus, a
guidebook for W3C Working Group Chairs and other collaborators
- [MEM14]
- Guidelines for
Disciplinary Action
- [MEM15]
- How to Organize an
Advisory Board or TAG election
- [RFC2119]
- "Key words for use in
RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels", S. Bradner, March 1997.
- [RFC2777]
- "Publicly Verifiable
Nomcom Random Selection", D. Eastlake 3rd, February 2000.