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https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=27120 --- Comment #2 from heydon <heydon@heydonworks.com> --- (In reply to Rich Schwerdtfeger from comment #1) > Just because something is a related "concept" does not mean it is > functionally equivalent in a host language. HR is indeed a separator but it > has other restrictions as you see here. > > The solution is simple. Apply the role of "separator" to the <li>. This is > fact why we have WAI-ARIA. > > We have to also be careful on the degree in which we restrict WAI-ARIA. > > 1. We can't predict all the ways authors will create UIS. > 2. Authors cannot keep all the exceptions in their heads and they seldom go > back to the spec. to look at the restrictions. Then the bug stands because the implication is that there _is_ an important restriction when there isn't one. Or at least, that can (and was) inferred. You see, I wasn't asking for advice on how to use ARIA, I was questioning the transparency of the guidance for authors in general. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the QA Contact for the bug.
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