Although each group is different, there are generally accepted practices to help ensure the success of your group. Please send suggestions to team-community-process@w3.org.<\/p>\n
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Community and Business Groups may (but are not required to) hold both face-to-face meetings and teleconferences. If a group holds meetings, the following are required per the Community and Business Group process<\/a>:<\/p>\n For teleconferences, Business Groups have access to W3C teleconference services. Community Groups may use external teleconference services.<\/p>\n Business Group Chairs that do not have W3C Member access may request information on team-community-process@w3.org. Business Group Chairs with W3C Member access have information on setting up a teleconference<\/a>.<\/p>\n Note: Incubator Groups that transition to Community Groups may also use W3C teleconference services. Contact team-community-process@w3.org for more information.<\/p>\n W3C provides a set of Internet Relay Chat (IRC) tools to help manage meetings.<\/p>\n W3C has tools to make it easy to manage the speaker queue, record actions, keep an agenda, etc. using IRC tools (called “bots”):<\/p>\n Chairs publish reports on behalf of the group. Reports must satisfy a small set of report requirements<\/a>.<\/p>\n Read more about how to publish a report<\/a>.<\/p>\n W3C management does not typically allocate staff to full-time support of individual Community Groups. However, W3C management may do so on occasion according to the policy for W3C Team support for Community Groups<\/a>.<\/p>\n See also the FAQ question: How are Business Group staff liaisons chosen?<\/a><\/p>\n In general, W3C participants interact in a constructive fashion. In rare cases of disruptive participation, the Community and Business Group process includes some tools to help keep a group on track. While the Chair does not have the right to ban participants, the Community Development Lead is so empowered<\/a>. Discussion among the parties involved should take place before any person is banned. For more information see general communications policies<\/a>.<\/p>\n See also the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct<\/a>, which applies to all W3C participants.<\/p>\n Please refer to the Community and Business Group Process on:<\/p>\n Although each group is different, there are generally accepted practices to help ensure the success of your group. Please send suggestions to team-community-process@w3.org. Please see also: How do we get started in a new Community or Business Group? Meetings Community … Continue reading \n
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