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NEGLECTED USE CASES A number of concepts occur in the “non-Web” world but don’t feature in the web content considerations developed in WCAG 2.0. Many of these are known to or may have implications for accessibility. Examples include: Content: interoperability, relationships between text, data, data groupings, metadata, annotations, redactions (selective absence of information), fonts, navigation without links. Context: pagination, usage, formality, intent (print, email, web, archive), authentication (digital signatures), portability, pagination, closed systems. Workflow: relationships between source, interim, marked-up, print-stream, flattened, annotated and final-form content.