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

Hi Wayne,

It was a problem of a missing </q>. Fixed now.

Best,
~Shawn

Wayne Dick wrote:
> 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?
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> The document seems to use this element to designate something different 
> from quotation.
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> 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.
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> I found this stuff trying to read the page.
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