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Expand Up @@ -29,3 +29,33 @@ mailing list as well.

### Other useful links
* [Public group email archive](https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-vc-wg/)

## Process Overview for VC Data Model Pull Requests
1. For now, we will focus only on merging new errata PRs into this repository,
but encourage activity related to new features.
2. Once a PR is opened, chairs and editors make judgement call on whether
changes are substantive or editorial.
<dl>
<dt>Editorial</dt>
<dd>Mark with "editorial" tag, merge into branch "v1.1"</dd>
<dt>Substantive</dt>
<dd>Mark with "substantial" tag. Bugfixes are merged into separate branch "v1.2". New Features stay around as an open PR.</dd>
</dl>
3. W3C CCG is notified of PRs that will be merged in the next 14 days if there
are no objections.
4. When it's determined a new reccomendation should go out, the W3C Verifiable
Credentials Working Group members meet, review all the PRs that have been
merged, and make a formal recommendation if agreement is reached.

### Roadmap for 2021
- 1 editorial update (v1.1?)
- 1 substantive update (v1.2?)
- VC Test Suite Refactoring
- Start planning VC v2 Work, request a rechartering 3-6 months before end of
year to keep VC WG functioning.

### Focus areas
- [v1] Fixing a specific bug
- [v1] Update examples in the spec to make them modern
- [v2] VC `@context` needs updating, possibly with security vocab modularized
into smaller components instead of all included into a large context file.