- Activity
- Areas of work carried out by W3C. Each Activity
has been reviewed by the Advisory Committee and approved
by the Director.
- Activity Lead
- The Team member responsible for coordinating the work
carried out within an Activity.
- Activity Proposal
- A proposal to the Advisory Committee from the Director
to create, renew, or modify an Activity.
- Advisory Committee
- The review body composed of one representative from each
Member organization.
- Activity Statement
- A summary of the work being carried out as part of
an Activity.
- Briefing Package
- The initial description (scope, structure, process, context,
etc.) of a Proposed Activity.
- Call For Participation
- A call from the Director to the Membership (and possibly
public) for participation in a Working Group or other Group.
- Call For Review
- A call from the Director to the Advisory Committee to review
a proposal (including Activity Proposal and Proposed Recommendation).
- Candidate Recommendation
- A document published by a Working Group in order to solicit
implementation experience and feedback.
- Chair
- The head of Working Group or other Group.
- Chairman
- The Chairman manages the general operation of the Consortium.
- Charter
- A document that describes the scope, deliverables,
dependencies, and process of a Working Group or other Group.
- Consensus
- Substantial agreement.
- Coordination Group
- A Group established for the purpose of managing dependencies
among other groups.
- Director
- The lead architect for W3C. The Director also approves Recommendations,
Activity proposals, and charters; designates Group Chairs; and
acknowledges Submission requests.
- Document Status
- A section of every W3C Technical Report that describes
the context in which the document was published.
- Good Standing
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- Host
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- Interest Group
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- Invited Expert
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- Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
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- Last Call
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- Newsletter
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- Newswire
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- Note
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- Office
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- Proposed Recommendation
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- Recommendation
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- Related Member
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- Submission
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- Team
- The Team (Director, Chairman, and Staff) manages W3C Activities and
establishes the mechanisms and procedures for doing so.
- Technical Report
- A section of every W3C Technical Report that
- Working Group
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- Workshop
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