- From: Paul Grosso <paul@arbortext.com>
- Date: Sun, 11 May 1997 14:42:48 +0200
- To: w3c-sgml-wg@w3.org
SGML Open would be pleased to "sponsor" such a list (you would not have to be a member of SO either for this list). Jon and I can discuss details to make sure we optimize the XML effort. paul At 10:44 1997 05 09 -0700, Jon Bosak wrote: >[Murray Altheim:] > >| Does this mean that those in the ERB who are not paying members of the >| W3C will be relegated to the Working Group, as they haven't paid to >| participate in the W3C process? > >No, they continue to participate as Invited Experts. > >| I like Jon's process more than what I envision happening with the >| proposed changes, which devalues the current working group, composed >| of mostly non-W3C members. I see an awful lot of valuable comment from >| those non-W3C members. > >I'm sad to report that under the current W3C process rules, interest >groups are unlimited in size (no more "expert" status required) but >their membership is limited solely to employees of W3C member >organizations. This makes me wonder whether it might not be better to >monitor a well-run mailing list maintained outside the W3C than >continue the existence of an interest group with all the non-W3C >members missing. > >Our ability to continue under our old form of organization runs out >June 30, hence the push to have new xml-lang and xml-link drafts done >by then. > >Jon > > >
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