We are celebrating our 31st anniversary today! We have adopted a new logo to signal positive changes. We have refreshed our logo to reflect the new type of organization we have become ā one that wants to re-engage with our community, and reach new audiences.
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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) adopts a new logo to signal positive changes
W3C is rolling out a new logo, following W3Cās formation in 2023 as a non-profit, public-interest organization, and the recent release of strategic objectives to support W3Cās roadmap.W3C
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in reply to World Wide Web Consortium • • •ā¦ and the "3" shape is ā¦ not the digit three? Your official description is that:
> It depicts a symbol made of three flowing lines that resemble the links of a chain. The words āThe World Wide Web Consortiumā circle around it.
So it was meant, like, `āĀ³` or `šĀ³`? Chains cubed? Box of chains? Or is the `Ā³` bit meant to be somewhat broken part of the "chains"? Like attached handcuffs or something? āDarlingā?
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