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Network Maintenance Notifications Community Group

The objective of this community is to discuss the possibility of creating a schema to describe network maintenance notifications. This topic has received traction in the industry, and thus a standard should at least be discussed. Currently the industry is adopting embedded metadata within iCalendar attachments, as well as APIs. A standard could be used in both of these scenarios. This group may or may not decide to create specifications.

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Call for Participation in Network Maintenance Notifications Community Group

W3C Team | Posted on:

The Network Maintenance Notifications Community Group has been launched:

The objective of this community is to discuss the possibility of creating a schema to describe network maintenance notifications. This topic has received traction in the industry, and thus a standard should at least be discussed. Currently the industry is adopting embedded metadata within iCalendar attachments, as well as APIs. A standard could be used in both of these scenarios.

This group may or may not decide to create specifications.

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This is a community initiative. This group was originally proposed on 2020-03-17 by Ryan Gunter. The following people supported its creation: Ryan Gunter, Nathan Azevedo, Shane Mountain, DEREK NICHOLSON, Eric Cables. W3C’s hosting of this group does not imply endorsement of the activities.

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This group was closed on 2023-04-07

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