The date of the claim. The checkpoints of the chosen conformance level considered not applicable. W3C encourages claimants to use the provided checklists for this purpose. The scope of the claim. In ATAG and UAAG, the scope refers to the software name, version, platform, and other pertinent information such as which patches must be applied, which upgrades are necessary, which operating system features must be available, etc.
Claimants are solely responsible for their claims and the use of the conformance logos.
The appearance of a WAI conformance logo does not imply that W3C has reviewed the claim or agrees with it. As of January 2000, W3C does not act as an assuring party, but it may do so in the future, or establish recommendations for assuring parties. Claimants should modify or retract a claim if it is demonstrated that the claim is flawed or incomplete. The following would be the modification to the User Agent Guidelines . This section defines three levels of conformance to this document.