Proposals Repo, a place for ideas to start their incubation journey
The WICG Proposals Repo serves as a platform for incubating new ideas related to web technologies. Users can submit and discuss proposals through an issue tracker, which is designed to facilitate collaboration. Proposals must clearly outline a specific problem and provide a concrete solution to be considered valid.
- ▪The repo allows for the submission and discussion of new proposals similar to previous Discourse threads.
- ▪Proposals must articulate a specific way to solve an existing web problem or challenge.
- ▪Users can search for existing proposals by category and are encouraged to support or comment on them.
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Welcome to the WICG Proposals Repo! This is the WICG proposals repo, a place for ideas to start their incubation journey. Plan to use this repo's issue tracker for submitting and discussing new proposals much like the now archived Discourse threads were used previously. Please note that all proposals in this repo (including those in separate markdown documents) have no official status in the WICG as incubations. What does a proposal look like? A proposal outlines a particular problem or challenge on the web and offers a potential concrete solution. Without being too prescriptive, you know you've got a proposal when you can articulate a specific way (procedurally, algorithmically, declaratively) that a new or current web technology solves an existing problem or challenge.
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