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== Technical tips == | == Technical tips == | ||
* Many W3C working groups work using GitHub. Your github account should have a readable version of your name and affiliation, so that people can recognize you as the person who joined the working group, and can know what implementation you work on. | * Many W3C working groups work using GitHub. Your github account should have a readable version of [https://github.com/settings/profile your name and affiliation and preferably a short relevant biography], so that people can recognize you as the person who joined the working group, and can know what implementation you work on. | ||
* You should | * You should [https://www.w3.org/users/myprofile/connectedaccounts connect your github account to your W3C account] in order to make IPR-checking bots (which some working groups use) happy. | ||
== Suggestions for chairing == | == Suggestions for chairing == | ||