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-# Draft charters for public review
-This repo is a space for draft charters to be developed for W3C Working
-Groups or W3C Interest Groups, to be discussed and refined. No charters that
-get added to this repo necessarily have any official standing at all—anyone
-can create a draft charter here for public discussion. If you’d like to have
-push access to add a draft charter to the repo,
-[file an issue requesting access](https://github.com/w3c/charter-drafts/issues) or fork this repo to make a pull request.
-
-
-See [the template](https://w3c.github.io/charter-drafts/charter-template.html)
-
-For W3C Community Groups, please start from the [CG charter template](https://github.com/w3c/cg-charter).
-
-
-# Using the template for a W3C Working Group
-
-The scope section serves a key function: to guide the WG chairs, participants, and reviewing legal teams on the outer boundaries of their work and patent commitments. To facilitate that review "Scope" should be limited to a clear description of the WG's permitted work areas. Other material (background, explanations, motivations) should go outside the Scope section.
-
-# Notes for W3C Team
-
-Before proposing a charter for review to the Advisory Committee, mark the charter "PROPOSED" and copy the PROPOSED charter to w3.org date-space (leaving a pointer to the github repo for continued issue-raising). That way, we can update the draft in response to AC review comments, without changing what's being reviewed.
-
-You are encouraged to give a pointer in the call for review to previous issue discussion, e.g. the charter-drafts github repo.
-
-Older drafts may be found in the /archive/ folder.
+New charter for the [JSON-LD Working Group](https://www.w3.org/groups/wg/json-ld/)