resources.md

Onboarding Information for Editors

Group Specific Information

• Your group's Email list and its archive
• Your group's WebEx coordinate for group calls
• Your group's IRC channel
• Your group's meetings
• Your group's GitHub repository

NOTE:

• How to identify/get group specific information?
• Maybe we could use a table to specify group specific resources, e.g., group pages, wikis, ML, WebEx coordinate, IRC, and GitHub repo.

General Information

List of the W3C groups

• Working Groups/Interest Groups
• Business Groups/Community Groups

How to join/leave the group

• Create your W3C account first
• Ask your AC to join W3C groups and nominate you as a group participant:
  • Working Groups/Interest Groups
  • Business Groups/Community Groups

Emails

• Email archives:
  • Public lists
  • Member lists
• How to use W3C mailinglists:
  • Mailing list guide
  • Mailinglist subscription

Teleconfs

• WebEx:
  • WebEx best practices
  • WebEx FAQ
• Minutes taking by IRC:
  • IRC HOWTO
  • Zakim HOWTO
  • RRSAGent HOWTO

Meetings

• W3C Member meetings
• TPAC (Techincal Plenary and Advisory Committee Meetings)
• AC Meeting (Advisory Committee meeting)

GitHub

• Initial instructions for GitHub beginners:
  • W3C Specs on GitHub
  • W3C Tools Support Wiki

For Editor's role

• Tools for spec editing:
  • Markdown
  • Respec
  • Bikeshed
  • Repository Manager (ash-nazg), Kaz's slides on Repository Manager
• Tools for publication:
  • Pubrules
  • Automatic publication tool (Echidna)

Patent Policy (especially for WGs)

• W3C Patent Policy (5 February 2004)
• Patent Policy FAQ

Learn more

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