Update F73 to remove example 2 #3743
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This PR removes example 2, “Removing the underline from a link in a sentence or paragraph without providing another visual cue besides color”, which contradicts guidance in G183. This issue came up in #3717.
Co-authored-by: Patrick H. Lauke <[email protected]>
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The TF agree that example 2 should remain since it is a failure. |
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Add in the small edits to the document from the rejected #3743 PR
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Add in the small edits to the document from the rejected #3743 PR
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This PR removes example 2, “Removing the underline from a link in a sentence or paragraph without providing another visual cue besides color”, which contradicts guidance in G183. This issue came up in #3717.