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Revert "Add Stages.md, revise Working Mode to include" #226

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Expand Up @@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ In such scenarios we anticipate features will be “incubated” outside of WHAT

In all cases, features that hope to graduate to a WHATWG standard should strive to follow the above guidelines, gather appropriate implementer commitments, and have corresponding tests.

Additionally, those maintaining such proposals should try to involve the WHATWG community, for example by filing an issue on the standard they anticipate eventually becoming a part of. We also have the optional [Stages](Stages.md) process to help gather attention on proposals as they progress.
Additionally, those maintaining such proposals should try to involve the WHATWG community, for example by filing an issue on the standard they anticipate eventually becoming a part of.

NOTE: Overall, this process of incubation can be very lightweight, such as filing a pull request on the appropriate WHATWG standard with a proposal, and gathering appropriate implementer support there. Or it could be more involved, such as creating a separate repository at another venue and iterating for a long time there.

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