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chair/role.md

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-The [W3C Team](https://www.w3.org/Process#ref-for-team%E2%91%A2%E2%91%A6) appoints (or re-appoints) a Chair (or more than one co-Chair) for every Working Group and Interest Group ("Group"). The Chair's primary role is to facilitate [consensus](/policies/process/#Consensus)-building among Group members. The Chair works together with the W3C [Staff Contact](../teamcontact/role.html). Key roles of the Group Chair are listed below. Additional information on the role of the Group Chair is in the [W3C Process Document](/policies/process/#general-requirements).
+The [W3C Team](https://www.w3.org/policies/process/#ref-for-team%E2%91%A2%E2%91%A6) appoints (or re-appoints) a Chair (or more than one co-Chair) for every Working Group and Interest Group ("Group"). The Chair's primary role is to facilitate [consensus](https://www.w3.org/policies/process/#Consensus)-building among Group members. The Chair works together with the W3C [Staff Contact](../teamcontact/role.md). Key roles of the Group Chair are listed below. Additional information on the role of the Group Chair is in the [W3C Process Document](https://www.w3.org/policies/process/#general-requirements).
 
 ## Chair Buddy System
 
 The [Working Group effectiveness Task Force](https://github.com/w3c/wg-effectiveness) helped establish a Chair Buddy System by which experienced buddy-mentors help buddy-mentees.
 
-Interested parties should subscribe to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) ([Member-only archive](https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/member-chairbuddies/)) and visit the dedicated [Chair Buddy System page](buddy.html).
+Interested parties should visit the dedicated [Chair Buddy System page](buddy.md).
 
 ## Role of the Group Chair
 
 ### Creates Group charter and convenes Group
 
-- [Develops Group charter](/policies/process/#WGCharterDevelopment) together with the Staff Contact.
-- Is familiar with the [W3C Process](/policies/process/), the [W3C Code of Conduct](/policies/code-of-conduct/), the [Antitrust and competition policy](/policies/antitrust/), and [Guidebook](/Guide).
-- Convenes Group and ensures Group members oriented to [W3C Process](/policies/process/) *with assistance of Staff Contact.*
+- [Develops Group charter](https://www.w3.org/policies/process/#WGCharterDevelopment) together with the Staff Contact.
+- Is familiar with the [W3C Process](https://www.w3.org/policies/process/), the [W3C Code of Conduct](https://www.w3.org/policies/code-of-conduct/), the [Antitrust and competition policy](https://www.w3.org/policies/antitrust/), and [Guidebook](..).
+- Convenes Group and ensures Group members oriented to [W3C Process](https://www.w3.org/policies/process/) *with assistance of Staff Contact.*
 - Schedules deliverables and sets milestones towards completion of deliverables.
-- Appoints document editors. (NOTE: [Editors](https://www.w3.org/2003/Editors/) are responsible for ensuring that Group decisions are correctly reflected in Group documents, and for maintaining an issue list.)
+- Appoints document editors. (NOTE: [Editors](../editor/) are responsible for ensuring that Group decisions are correctly reflected in Group documents, and for maintaining an issue list.)
 - Proposes invited experts *with assistance of Staff Contact* (W3C staff must be involved in decisions regarding inclusion/exclusion of participants).  Makes sure that all participants have filled out a call for participation and have disclosed their IPR in accordance with W3C process.
 - (If there is a Co-chair) Establishes clear and close coordination with Co-chair.
 
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 - Judges items in or out of scope for the Group.
 - Generally stays neutral in discussion but can participate in technical discussions if announces in advance that will remove their chair "hat" at that time.
 - Keeps Group's charter compliant with W3C Process, and initiates charter update as needed.
-- Ensures participants abide by the terms and spirit of the [W3C Code of Conduct](/policies/code-of-conduct/)
-- Find suitable time slots for distributed meeting where most of the attendees are expected to participate from remote locations (e.g., by telephone, video conferencing, or IRC). (see also [Organizing a distributed meeting](../meetings/organize.html) ) and revisit those time slots on a regular basis.
+- Ensures participants abide by the terms and spirit of the [W3C Code of Conduct](https://www.w3.org/policies/code-of-conduct/)
+- Find suitable time slots for distributed meeting where most of the attendees are expected to participate from remote locations (e.g., by telephone, video conferencing, or IRC). (see also [Organizing a distributed meeting](../meetings/organize.md) ) and revisit those time slots on a regular basis.
 - Announces calls, meetings, events with appropriate advance time and through proper channels.
 - Ensures minutes are taken and posted in due time.
 - Defines meeting agendas.
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 - Previous participation or technical contributions in related communities;
 - Ability to satisfy the time commitment (from you and/or your organization/management);
 - Familiarity or willingness to learn W3C Process and document formatting rules;
-- Familiarity with the [W3C Code of Conduct](/policies/code-of-conduct/);
+- Familiarity with the [W3C Code of Conduct](https://www.w3.org/policies/code-of-conduct/);
 - Ability to keep the Working Group "in Charter", both for technical and IPR issues;
 - Ability (both actual and perceived by the Working Group -- including potential competitors) to forge consensus fairly and without bias from your affiliation/employer and, sometimes, even your own technical positions.
 
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-The team contact should arrange for the Chair and the [W3C Team](https://www.w3.org/Process#ref-for-team%E2%91%A2%E2%91%A6) to meet (by phone if necessary) to make sure they're on the same wavelength about things like:
+The Team contact should arrange for the Chair and the [W3C Team](https://www.w3.org/policies/process/#ref-for-team%E2%91%A2%E2%91%A6) to meet (by phone if necessary) to make sure they're on the same wavelength about things like:
 
-- where the group's work fits into [Web Architecture](/TR/webarch/)
+- where the group's work fits into [Web Architecture](https://www.w3.org/TR/webarch/)
 - where does it fit with other groups
 - testing, test suites ... generating tests as you come to each
 - responsibility not just to the group -- working toward consensus of the whole community
 - cost of delaying wider consensus - negotiating your reviews and really getting in touch with people - versus time to market and specification relevance
-- formal objections, i.e. the tricky bits of W3C process
+- formal objections, i.e. the tricky bits of W3C process