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The W3C does pay (some) people to work on specs, usually not on a contractual basis though, just by hiring in priority areas. For example, some of the main figu
by _delirium 10y ago
The W3C does pay (some) people to work on specs, usually not on a contractual basis though, just by hiring in priority areas. For example, some of the main figures in the CSS, Web Accessibility, Web Payments, etc. groups are W3C employees. There's a list of employees and what they work on here: https://www.w3.org/People/ https://www.w3.org/People/