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<p>This document supplements the Process Document by providing best practices to resolve and decide Formal Objections.</p>

<p>In this document, <dfn id="resolving">resolving</dfn> a Formal Objection means finding a solution that has no objections. <dfn id="deciding">Deciding</dfn> means
giving a yes/no answer to the question of whether an objection should be <dfn id="overrule">overruled</dfn> (i.e., no) or <dfn id="sustained">sustained</dfn> (i.e., yes).
giving a yes/no answer to the question of whether an objection should be <dfn id="overrule">overruled</dfn> (i.e., no) or <dfn id="sustained">sustained</dfn> (i.e., yes); <a href="#council">Council</a> refers to the ephemeral W3C Council created to make a <a href="deciding">decision</a> on a Formal Objection, Councils made of different members may exist at the same time to handle distinct Formal Objections.
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<h2 id="council"><a href="#council">Cases that warrant a Council</a></h2>
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