topical media & game development
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  The <a name="1" class="show">W3C</a> <span class="hide">World Wide Web Consortium</span> develops <a name="2" class="show">interoperable technologies</a> <span class="hide">specifications, guidelines, software, and tools</span> to lead the Web to its full potential. To achieve the goal of one Web, specifications for the Web's formats and protocols must be compatible with one another and allow (any) hardware and software used to access the Web to work together.  Since 1994, the W3C has produced more than ninety <a name="2" class="show">Web standards</a> <span class="hide">W3C Recommendations</span>.
  
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