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Name: Shawn Henry Email: shawn@w3.org Affiliation: W3C WAI Document: UW Item Number: Understanding Conformance Part of Item: Intent Comment Type: editorial Summary of Issue: Comment (Including rationale for any proposed change): Under Level of Assistive Technology Support Needed for "Accessibility Support" list item 1 says: Accessibility support of Web technologies varies by environment - In a company where all employees are provided with particular user agents and assistive technologies, Web technologies may need to only be supported by those user agents and older assistive technologies. - Content posted to the public Web may need to work with a broader range of user agents and assistive technologies. " I think the "older" is incorrect in the first bullet. I think it should be deleted. (because the point is that if users are known to have certain AT, then you do *not* have to support older AT, yes?) To further clarify, consider adding it to the second sub-point. Proposed Change: ...Web technologies may need to only be supported by those user agents and assistive technologies. Content posted to the public Web may need to work with a broader range of user agents and assistive technologies, including older versions.
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