Does the C standard have a website for defect reports?

Question

In my previous question, the discussion seems to imply that there might be a defect in the C standard, further implied by the top answerer\'s last sentence:

Answer 1

Keeping up with the C standards process is not as convenient as keeping up with the C++ process but by starting from the WG14 page we can find the Defect report summary for C11 linked at the top and with a some extra work we can come up with the

• WG14 Defect Report Summary for ISO/IEC 9899:1999.
• What appear to be the pre C99 WG14 Defect Report Summary

We can also find the lastest proposal by looking for the mailings also linked on the top of the site, currently:

• Pre St. Louis 2014 Documents

we can find a list of mailings going back to 1996 in the documents section.

As far as I know WG14 does not have a comparable site to isocpp.org which along with the twitter feed makes it pretty easy to keep up with WG21.

For C++ I usually pick up the latest defect report list from isocpp.org when the latest pre-meeting mailing comes out, for example the latest one is the Pre-Urbana mailing. You can also find the most recent defect list by going to the WG21 site and looking for C++ Standard Core Language Issues List:

• C++ Standard Core Language Active Issues, Revision 91

For the draft standards documents the canonical question would be Where do I find the current C or C++ standard documents?. As far as I know all the public C and C++ draft standards are linked from that question.