[ID] 22 [Commenter] Detlev Fisher Aurélien Levy (in questionnaire) [Location] 3.4 Step 4a: Check for the Broadest Variety of Use Cases - Requirement 4.a, Note 1 [Status] Closed [Priority] High [Suggested Change] Note: While according to WCAG 2.0, Success Criteria that do not apply to the content are deemed to be satisfied, evaluators are free to set those Success Criteria to 'not applicable' since this differentiation can be highly meaningful for clients and other users of the evalution results. [Rationale] Whether WCAG-EM should include 'not applicable' as rating option has been discussed at length in a previous EVAL-TF teleconference and I remember there was a sound majority in favour of it. [Resolution] Previous resolution: Change note to read "Note: According to WCAG 2.0, Success Criteria that do not apply to the content are deemed to have been satisfied. An outcome such as 'Not Applicable' may be used to denote the particular situation where Success Criteria were satisfied because no relevant content was applicable", and add link to the definition of "satisfy" in WCAG2.0 Updated resolution: Further refine the note in response to WCAG WG Comment #19 to read "Note: According to WCAG 2.0, Success Criteria to which there is no matching content are deemed to have been satisfied. An outcome such as 'Not Applicable' may be used to denote the particular situation where Success Criteria were satisfied because no relevant content was applicable", and add link to the definition of "satisfy" in WCAG2.0 Rationale: Clarifies the use of terms such as 'Not Applicable' [Current Text] 
Note: According to WCAG 2.0, Success Criteria that do not apply to the content are deemed to have been met.