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Maintaining Activity: WAI Technical Activity

This mailing list provides an archive of comments received on the Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 (ATAG 2.0) and related documents.

For public comments on Candidate Authorized Translations in Catalan.

For public comments on Candidate Authorized Translations in Spanish.

For public comments on Candidate Authorized Translations in Estonian.

For public comments on Candidate Authorized Translations in Italian.

For public comments on Candidate Authorized Translations in Polish.

For public comments on Candidate Authorized Translations in Brazilian Portuguese.

For public comments on Candidate Authorized Translations in Swedish.

For public comments on Candidate Authorized Translations in Simplified and/or Traditional Chinese.

This list collects comments sent on documents produced by the Mobile Best Practices Working Group.

For more general discussions on the group work, see the public-bpwg@w3.org mailing list.

Public discussion of the Canvas API, for use in the HTML, SVG, and other Web languages.

Public mailing list for discussions in Chinese around Web technologies, standards, W3C related topics.

Public discussion list of the Chinese Web Interest Group.

This forum is for discussing matters regarding a Geolocation API, including use cases and requirements.

This mailing list serves as the discussion forum for the Houdini joint task force between CSS WG and TAG on the design of styling APIs.

the official wiki for this TF can be found at https://wiki.css-houdini.org.

Primary discussion list for the HTML Working Group

For public comments on the HTML5 specification(s) and responses from the editors and the HTML WG.

public-i18n-its-ig is a public mailing list for discussions relating to the Internationalization Tag Set Interest Group. If you participate in this list you are part of the W3C Internationalization Interest Group. For more info, see the Internationalization Activity home page.

Maintaining Activity: Data Activity

This is the email discussion list of the Low Vision Accessibility Task Force, a joint task force of WCAG WG and UAWG. We welcome contribution that is on topic for the group. Discussion is polite and furthers the discussion in the group. Rude, offensive or obstructionist behavior on the list can result in removal.

The list is used to record the provenance of contributions to the Rights Automation for Market Data Community Group.

This list is for (public) announcements of group charters that have been sent to the W3C Advisory Committee for review.

W3C uses this mailing list to record patent licensing commitments publicly. This is used in particular to record commitments from participants in W3C Community Groups.

This list is used to archive public comments about Protocols and Formats documents. Editors, chairs, and the staff contact of the Protocols and Formats Working Group receive these comments and pass them on to the Working Group.

Maintaining Activity: Semantic Web Activity

RDFa is a specification for attributes that can be used with XHTML to express structured machine-readable data within an XHTML document. Like microformats, RDFa allows parts of the HTML content to be used both for rendering (to the human reader) and be part of the structured (machine-readable) data. Unlike microformats, RDFa specifies only a syntax for including structured data and relies on independently-developed vocabularies (also called taxonomies or ontologies) to provide the specific terms for given data items. RDFa permits these vocabularies to be freely mixed within a single XHTML document.

Additional information may be found in the RDFa Syntax specification, the RDFa Primer, and the RDFa community wiki.

W3C groups use this list as one means to solicit wide review of publications; for more information see DocumentReview.

Semantic Web And User Interaction Design Group

Discussion of SPARQL software: building it, using it, etc.

This is the public mailing list for W3C TPAC breakout/unconference. It reaches W3C Team members participating in the TPAC no-scramble group. Anyone may post.

This is the public mailing list for the Distributed Tracing Working Group.

This list used to be the public mailing list for the Distributed Trace Context Community Group, which closed on 2018-08-24.

Public discussion and commentary on the deliverables of W3C's Web Security Context Working Group.

This list is for public comments relating to any of the documents produced by the W3C Verifiable Claims Working Group.

Please include a short name of the document you're commenting on together with a description in the subject line. Use a separate email message for issues that should be considered separately.

Please use this list only if it is not possible for you to file github issues; the Working Group will take messages posted here and turn them into githiub issues. Thank you.

Collect and maintain information about Web accessibility evaluation tools.

This list is a coordination channel for the WebRTC 1.0: Real-time Communication Between Browsers editors and WebRTC WG chairs.

Technical discussions and questions related to the WebRTC work should be sent to the public-webrtc mailing list.

List Purpose: Mailing list for gathering comments on the Web Services Addressing specification developed by the Web Services Addressing Working Group.

Public list for the the Web Services Policy Working Group, and discussion on the Web Services Policy 1.5 specifications.

This is a forum for public feedback to documents created by the Semantic Annotations for WSDL Working Group

Maintaining Activity: RDB2RDF Incubator Group

This is the mailing list archive of the Public discussion forum of the RDB2RDF Incubator Group.

This list is a discussion forum for comments about the XML Processing Model documents. This list is under archive approval management.

Public discussions of the XML Security Working Group were held on this list until its closure in December 2016.

This publicly archived mailing list is used to collect comments against the deliverables of the XML Security Specifications Maintenance Working Group.

Purpose: Public discussion list of the XML Schema Patterns for Databinding Working Group

Comments on the documents published by the XML Schema Patterns for Databinding Working Group

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