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W3C Awards: Recognizing the Community #378
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This is a great idea, though as I explained on our calls, I don't think we should try to define fixed categories in advance. It's better to celebrate people's unique contributions, rather than attempting to fill predefined boxes. With that caveat in mind, here is a non-exclusive list of some things we might want to celebrate;
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Hello, |
This comment may be moot given the comment from @koalie above, but I have a concern about the currently proposed categories, which I didn't notice during our last call. The currently proposed categories are:
My concern is that most of these categories -- all but the first -- do not have any obvious connection to the PWE work and the values espoused in the Code of Conduct. They sound like generic standards awards that could have been chosen without any connection to PWE whatsoever. To my mind, the purpose of these awards is to promote the values espoused in the Code, by giving public recognition I suggest that we choose categories that clearly convey the values espoused in the Code. Perhaps doing so |
Related to: https://github.com/w3c/AB-memberonly/issues/53
We've always wanted a way to recognize members of the community for their contributions to standards and the standards community. We've been discussing how to do so at TPAC this year, and have come up with a plan.
Plan: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1IqY2NT28_xhtUKOUaAxxz07LsDJn1lDE/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=102015853974655958701&rtpof=true&sd=true
We'll continue the discussion here!
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