Re: IDPF, TPI, PBG members

Do we know more about the criteria for inclusion on the IDPF members
list? Were these current, paid-up members at the time of the merger?

One of them (Funkerz Publishing Research) is actually a service where
students who don't want to write their papers pay someone else to do
it :)

On Mon, Oct 1, 2018 at 11:27 AM Ivan Herman <ivan@w3.org> wrote:
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> On 1 Oct 2018, at 17:03, AUDRAIN LUC <LAUDRAIN@hachette-livre.fr> wrote:
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> Hi PBG SC,
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> Here is a collated Excel file form the 3 lists : IDPF, TPI and PBG.
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> Sorry for my ignorance, but could someone bring me light on the differences between TPI and PBG lists ?
> - Some PBG members are not listed in TPI.
> Is it because they are W3C full members (the case of Adobe, Hachette, for instance)?
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> Yes or W3C members that joined W3C on a Business Group level.
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> Or they registered to the PBG not through the TPI process?
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> Also some TPI members are not in PBG.
> They may be in PWG, but most of the are nowhere in our Publsihnig@W3C groups…
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> TPI members can join the PWG, so that is not a discriminating factor…
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> Ivan
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> To be discussed.
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> Luc
> <Members_IDPF_TPI_PBG_2018.xlsx>
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