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Mission editorial refactor #162

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particularly on controversial issues
* Be timeless enough to guide W3C yet flexible enough to evolve when needed

# The Mission of W3C # {#mission}

W3C leads the community
in defining a World Wide Web that puts users first,
by developing technical standards and guidelines
to empower an equitable, informed, and interconnected society.

# Introduction # {#intro}

The World Wide Web was originally conceived
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commerce and shopping, social experiences,
civic functions, entertainment, and more.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) was founded as an organization
to provide a consistent architecture
across the rapid pace of progress in the Web,
and to build a common community to support its development.

The Web's amazing success
has also led to many unintended and undesirable consequences
that harm society:
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# Vision for W3C # {#vision-org}

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) was founded as an organization
to provide a consistent architecture
across the rapid pace of progress in the Web,
and to build a common community to support its development.
W3C leads the community
in defining a World Wide Web that puts users first,
by developing technical standards and guidelines
to empower an equitable, informed, and interconnected society.

The fundamental function of W3C today is to provide an open forum
where diverse voices from around the world
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