Chairs to actively ensure both sides of an argument are expressed
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Chairs must make equal time to hear both sides of an argument and work with participants to encourage consensus via such a route.
Given the lack of representation of smaller organizations that can afford the time to participate in the wide range of W3C groups and other trade organizations, it is incumbent upon the W3C to ensure that lack of counter arguments is a testament to widespread consensus, rather than an indication of wider participation.
This is important to further ensure that the W3C is not used as a channel for anticompetitive conduct or collusion.
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