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Polls are one more new-to-me GitHub feature! ❤️ I think a narrative comparison to WCAG2ICT would be preferable to something like a "change log". WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 include lists of new SC (something which I think is quite helpful), but I am undecided if that approach will work well for WCAG2ICT. |
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A comparison chart might be useful with explanation/definition (more narrative) for each line in the chart as needed (expand for more narrative description upon click) |
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relied upon in regulations is a good way to look at it describe history of regulatory use since 1st version |
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Access Board also has: There is a similar, but not exactly the same, FPC to SC mapping in EN 301 549. Neither of the above two resources are specific to non-web documents and software, but they may be helpful to some of our analysis. |
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This was resolved and implemented with a new Background section and a Comparison section. |
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I'm going to try doing this in a poll, just to try out this feature. If you wish there was a different choice available, or have some commentary, add it in a comment at the bottom of the poll.
For W3C standards that get updated, there are sections describing changes between versions, background/history, etc. Working Group Notes (like WCAG2ICT) typically don't have them. However, since this may become more of a formalized document, I would like your input on whether we should have any (or all) of the sections listed in the poll below in the updated WCAG2ICT note.
As an example, WCAG 2.2 has these sections:
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