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* If you want to become a member of the working group, and you work for Mozilla: | * If you want to become a member of the working group, and you work for Mozilla: | ||
*# Make sure you have a W3C member access account associated with Mozilla: | *# Make sure you have a W3C member access account associated with Mozilla: | ||
*#* if you don't already have a W3C user account, [https://www.w3.org/accounts/request create one], and choose '''Mozilla Foundation''' as the affiliation. | *#* if you don't already have a W3C user account, [https://www.w3.org/accounts/request create one], and choose '''Mozilla Foundation''' as the affiliation. Using a @mozilla.com email will lead to the account being created automatically; other email addresses will require human intervention but often (but not always) should be created within a day. | ||
*#* if you have an W3C user account associated with a previous employer or as an invited expert, [https://www.w3.org/Systems/db/userInfo#affiliation change the affiliation of that account] to '''Mozilla Foundation''' | *#* if you have an W3C user account associated with a previous employer or as an invited expert, [https://www.w3.org/Systems/db/userInfo#affiliation change the affiliation of that account] to '''Mozilla Foundation''' | ||
*# Contact Mozilla's Advisory Committee Representative, [[User:Dbaron|David Baron]], and ask him to add you to the group. | *# Contact Mozilla's Advisory Committee Representative, [[User:Dbaron|David Baron]], and ask him to add you to the group. | ||