- From: Brian Kardell <bkardell@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 30 Dec 2013 09:57:04 -0500
- To: www-tag@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CADC=+je0MquaWPPijZy5siqVs22mXv8AqnKTA2Z2Zc7MEy0vgA@mail.gmail.com>
I just wanted to drop a note to TAG and followers of this list... First, as a developer, I am personally very pleased by progress of TAG in the last year (less really since the transition and setting focus took a while). I am especially pleased with the forward focus and continued involvement in the developer community and unofficial engagement of TAG members sparked by last year's electees. Developers - at least a larger group of us now know what TAG is, what it's working on and what some members unofficially are interested in pursuing/applying officially - and at least from my view - TAG's review and coordination with other working groups (even other standards bodies) has been helpful in coordination of a more unified vision. In last year's elections, developers helped to campaign outside the normal channels - out in the open. I think this has helped bring the voices of the larger developer community together and enabled those elected to not only do great work, but also to carry our collective voices across many forums where we have no official voice and developer participation is otherwise limited. I've posted an open letter to W3C members (especially ACs) as well as the community of Web developers at large regarding this ( https://medium.com/p/343857bf55ff). Please have a look at the case I make and, if possible, let's keep up the progress.
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