There are problems for assistive technologies interpreting accessibility beta.w3.org

If you remove style, there are 
quotes everywhere.  I think we 
are using the <q> element in 
ways that cannot be determined 
pro programmatically.  In some 
style sheet the page must have 
a direction to render <q> </q> 
with a quote character of 
space or null. Why?

The document seems to use this 
element to designate something 
different from quotation.

I think that violates WCAG 2. 
Having a quote element present 
as space or null expresses 
meaning in a way that depends 
on visual presentation, 
because the meaning of spaces 
and nulls is ambiguous.

I found this stuff trying to 
read the page.

Wayne