This is the archive of W3C's Technical Plenary meetings ("TPAC") and additional information about TPAC. See also upcoming TPAC meetings.
W3C meetings operate under the Principles and Procedures of our Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct.
The W3C annual conference is an important rendez-vous for the Web community. During that week, a number of W3C Working and Interest Groups gather, network, and try to resolve challenging technical or social issues. This well-attended and popular week of meetings is an important means for W3C to coordinate solutions to technical issues that transcend group borders. Breakout sessions and most meetings records are public.
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All meeting participants are expected to register for each meeting they plan to attend as either a group participant or an observer (some groups may not permit observers). For the Monday/Tuesday and Thursday/Friday WG/IG meetings, participation is subject to each group's policy. Please contact the WG or IG Chair for information about participation policy (see Member-only table of Groups and Chairs).
The registration form for this meeting contains several sections. We require this information in order to appropriately plan sufficient meeting space as well as meals for each day. Please be sure to carefully complete all sections of the registration form.
Depending on the location, there may be limited seating for Wednesday's Technical Plenary. Early registration is strongly recommended. Registration will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis.
To cancel your registration, please use the same registration tool. General questions may be sent to w3t-tpregister@w3.org.
W3C provides wireless Internet access.
Meetings will be held in English.
Unless otherwise indicated, dress is business casual for meetings.