Joining W3C
Why join? Because you want to be the first to access
information on a specific technology. Because you want to gain a
better understanding of the technical details through a
first-hand contact with the experts. Because you want to
influence the technical evolution of the web through
your vote, through your proposals to the W3C, through your
participation in the working group. Because you care that your
product, your presence on the web would be truly international,
would reach persons with various disabilities, would respect
privacy issues, and you want to know how to achieve that, and you
may want to share your experience. Read also the
Prospectus
of the W3C, and also the
press releases!
Membership in W3C is open to all types of organizations. This
includes commercial, educational and governmental entities.
Members may be either for-profit or not-for-profit organizations.
W3C does not have a class of membership tailored to, or priced
for individuals. However, an individual who wishes to join as an
Affiliate Member may do so. Our processes are designed for
organizational participation, and we do not have the support
structure to handle large numbers of individual members.