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the different classes of specifications published at W3C and explain their differences, and what the several stages of maturity imply on the Web Standards track. W3C Community Group Report These reports have not received formal review and are not endorsed by W3C. These reports MUST NOT be cited as W
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- the different classes of specifications published at W3C and explain their differences, and what the several stages of maturity imply on the Web Standards track.
- W3C Community Group Report
- These reports have not received formal review and are not endorsed by W3C.
- These reports MUST NOT be cited as W3C standards. They may or may not be brought to the W3C standardization track.
- Software MAY implement these reports at their own risk. Implementation is neither discouraged nor encouraged but can contribute to proposals for further action on the document.
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