The W3C Markup Validator is an entirely open source project hosted by W3C there are many ways you can help ke it a better, friendlier, more powerful software, and keep it free forever: Help Others. Great communities make eat tools. It only takes: A few minutes of your time, and a bit of patience. Subscribe to the validators mailinglist and ssist people who may come to the list with questions or requests. What you get: The satisfaction of helping other nd helping the project by freeing developers time; Participation in a community of smart people who know the web eally, really well. Code. The best way you can help the project is to get involved in the software development. It only takes: some knowledge of the perl programming language, a few hours to get familiar with the validator codebase, nd however much time youre comfortable dedicating to the project. See the Developers Guide for more. What you get: A chance to get your favorite features developed, or your most hated bug fixed, in priority… plus the thanks and respect of millions of validator users.

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