James Rosewell

@astearns thanks for the comment on collapsable markup. Changed. Always learning. In relation to your comment on addressing issues I have covered this in [more detail in another issue](https://github.com/w3c/charter-drafts/issues/291#issuecomment-711147511). In...

> So far, I don’t see how the new group relates to the existing groups. The groups mentioned at the start of this issue appear to have concerns that the...

Perhaps "Decentralization" rather than "Decentralized"? In relation to precedent there are plenty of examples of naming overlap outside the W3C. "Automotive", "Technical Architecture" being two.

@michaelchampion I agree that it is impossible to identify every unintended consequence that will risk centralizing the web. That does not mean we should not encourage new proposals to address...

The proposers of the charter worked on the documents in the Improving Web Advertising Business Group (IWABG) where it was felt they related to more than advertising and as such...

I do not think @cwilso violated member confidentiality. I added the point in brackets for the benefit of those that are not W3C members but are following this issue. If...

It does seem like handshake.org would be a proposal that would benefit from the work of this proposed group. As an interest group it would not develop standards. You may...

@cwilso the issue relates specifically to the Client Hint Reliability proposal (the “Proposal”) added recently to the repository rather than Client Hints more broadly. When a new feature is added...

@edent – Advertisers like Unilever, P&G, Volkswagen, and millions of others fund free digital services via their advertising spent. According to the [Competition and Marketers Authority](https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5fa557668fa8f5788db46efc/Final_report_Digital_ALT_TEXT.pdf)(CMA) every household in the...

@lukewhitmore - we have already seen 80% of digital marketing spend move to two companies that offer the richest set of features prior to the current changes. See the CMA...