Test "modified" for notes that have been adapted to the WCAG2ICT context #701
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| @@ -61,6 +61,7 @@ The following stylistic conventions are used in this document: | |||
| * Additional guidance provided by this document begins with the phrase “Applying” and has no special visual styling. | |||
| * Replacement text that is presented to show how an SC would read as modified by the advice in this document are in `<ins>` elements visually styled as bold green text with a dotted underline. | |||
| * Notes are slightly inset and begin with the phrase “NOTE”. Each note is in its own inset box styled in pale green with a darker green line on the left side of the box. | |||
| * Where WCAG Notes have been replaced or partially rewritten in the guidance, they are notated with "(MODIFIED)". Where WCAG2ICT added new notes, they are notated with "(ADDED)". | |||
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Does this mean that all the "replaced" would become "modified" now? To me there is nuance around these two: "replaced" being completely rewritten whereas "modified" being slightly reworded.
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Yes, it is a little nuanced. With this note, we kept the spirit of the original note, but it was a little more than simple word replacements. Maybe we should simply use "replaced" and provide the replacement note in the description of the word replacements like we did in the other cases where a note was rewritten/replaced. Sounds like a good topic for the leader or editor call this week.
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