2021 year in review and thanks

Hi PING folks,

As is our (still new) tradition, we have summarized the last year of PING
privacy reviews on the W3C blog. 24 formal spec reviews in 2021 is a pretty
impressive accomplishment for our group of volunteers, and I anticipate
that we'll be even busier this year.

https://www.w3.org/blog/2022/01/privacy-interest-group-ping-2021-year-in-review-and-thank-yous/

Year-end and the new year is a good time to be thankful. Thanks to all
those who conducted a review, and to the PING participants who have
provided input and feedback on our calls (and mailing lists and github
threads). And thanks to all the working groups and the editors and
participants who have sought out privacy reviews, and done their own
self-reviews in advance, and come to our meetings to explain specs that we
didn't understand, and engaged in discussion (again, lots of github issue
threads) and designed features to address privacy issues.

And, not specifically included in that blog post, thanks also to Christine
Runnegar, our co-chair, who has worked to track progress for these yearly
reflections, and to Sam Weiler and Wendy Seltzer from the W3C Team who have
helped keep us organized and informed.

Looking forward to our (quick, probably) call today, and to lots of good
privacy work to do together this year.
Cheers,
Nick
PING co-chair

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Nick Doty | https://npdoty.name
Senior Fellow, Internet Architecture
Center for Democracy & Technology | https://cdt.org