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[use-cases] term mismatch: "severity level" vs "relative priority for people with disabilities"? #215

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cookiecrook opened this issue Jan 24, 2023 · 0 comments
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5.1.1 "…The issues are filed as bugs in the central bug tracking system and are processed according to their severity level, together with other content issues."

Was it intentional to use the term "severity level" here instead of the previously defined term "relative priority for people with disabilities"?

"severity" in the same context is also used in 5.1.2 and 5.4.2. Perhaps define the term "severity level" to mean the larger issue of "relative priority for people with disabilities"

@cwadamsoforacle cwadamsoforacle transferred this issue from w3c/silver Jan 10, 2025
@cwadamsoforacle cwadamsoforacle added editorial Spelling and grammar fixes, typos, and other small changes that do not alter meaning Please Review This item needs wide review before being added to the agenda labels Jan 10, 2025
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