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MathML 2.0 Becomes a W3C Recommendation

Published: 21 February 2001

XForms 1.0 Working Draft Published

Published: 16 February 2001

CSS3 module: Ruby Working Draft Published

Published: 16 February 2001

Ruby Annotation Working Draft Published

Published: 16 February 2001

XML Query Working Group Publishes Five Working Drafts

Published: 15 February 2001

XSLT 2.0 Requirements Working Draft Published

Published: 15 February 2001

XPath 2.0 Requirements Working Draft Published

Published: 15 February 2001

TVWeb Interest Group Charter Extended

Published: 15 February 2001

XML Fragment Interchange Becomes a W3C Candidate Recommendation

Published: 12 February 2001

W3C Launches Semantic Web Activity

Published: 9 February 2001

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