Statement from the C++ Alliance on WG21 Committee Meeting Support
The C++ Alliance is proud to support attendance at WG21 committee meetings. We believe that facilitating the attendance of domain experts produces better outcomes for C++ and for the broader ecosystem, and we are committed to making participation more accessible.
We want to be unequivocally clear: the C++ Alliance does not, and will never, direct or compel attendees to vote in any particular way. Our support comes with no strings attached. Those who attend are free and encouraged to exercise their independent judgment on every proposal before the committee.
The integrity of the WG21 standards process depends on the independence of its participants. We respect that process deeply, and any suggestion to the contrary does not reflect our values or our program.
If you are interested in learning more about our attendance program, please reach out to us at [email protected].
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