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Continuity of Ops >> Arrangements >> Reference other Web For All factors

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Description

@plehegar , you asked me to file an issue on the Web for All factors in Continuity of Ops.

I originally included this issue in #68 Arrangements; https://github.com/w3c/Guide/issues/68#issue-583375004 , specifically: "Additionally, add a topical paragraph, either with the sub-head "Web For All" [...] I am guessing that there are I18N, privacy, and security considerations that people could be briefly reminded of here, which would favor a "Web for All" topic word."
Credit to @nitedog for the observation.

@svgeesus comment on privacy issues to be aware of on some platforms is one example of potentially relevant privacy considerations to mention, as it has been on the Chairs' list.

@swickr this overlaps a previous issue that is now closed, but opens a clearer issue so as not to miss this item.

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Research direction

Start with the Continuity of Ops Arrangements section and the discussion in #68, then review the linked Web for All, internationalization, privacy, and security references in this issue. Done means the section contains a clearly scoped Web For All paragraph that references the relevant factors without missing the requested considerations.

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documentation
Issue type
Documentation
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4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
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Stale
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Needs clarification
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