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Example rules for using ownornot’s public research and account features.
What changed in this draft
Clarified that public research is account-free and that the planned account flow uses one email containing both a link and a code.
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Example rules for using ownornot’s public research and account features.
Clarified that public research is account-free and that the planned account flow uses one email containing both a link and a code.
An example explanation of the minimal data the planned interface would need and why.
Separated interface language, product-rights context and service-document applicability; added explicit limits on location data.
How to read evidence-led ratings, rights-context guidance and illustrative fixtures.
Made the boundaries between evidence, analysis, general local guidance and generated illustration more explicit.
The interface target, known prototype limits and routes for reporting a barrier.
Added the WCAG 2.2 AA target, a no-JavaScript reading baseline and a direct route for reporting a barrier.
How a subject or reader can challenge scope, evidence, translation or analysis.
Clarified the evidence needed for a correction and that revisions append to, rather than erase, the record.