Feedback to the W3C   Module 2: Comments to W3C Lesson 2-1: Feedback (Slide 8)

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There is a need for a formal process within W3C for disposing of issues raised by the OASIS committee:

• the OASIS committee does not attempt to interpret W3C Recommendations for users of the test suite
• a formal channel for submitting issues to the W3C is needed
• an appeal process needs to be well defined
  • a response from W3C may be questioned by the committee
    • timing delay
    • accuracy contention
    • perceived bias potential
  • the committee needs to be able to challenge a response

Challenging the W3C for accurate and defensible information is done with the objectives of:

• improving testability of Recommendations
• improving quality of Recommendations

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