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If you request that your comments remain confidential, they will be sent to Mark Gaither and the validation service consultants only. Your response will come by email.

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At the discretion of the validation service consultants, if your comments falls within the charter of the HTML Working Group of the IETF, they will be forwarded. HTML-WG members may respond by mail. You are free to join the HTML-WG yourself, of course.

Similarly, you may request that your comments be forwarded to the staff of the W3C.

The HTML Validation Service is brought to you by Dan Connolly, W3C and Mark Gaither, HaLSoft.