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## Assumptions
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- This rule assumes that there is no mechanism to change the rendering of text within image resources on the page. For pages that *do* provide such a mechanism, this rule might fail even if [SC 1.4.5 Images of Text][sc1.4.5] is satisfied.
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- This rule assumes that there is no mechanism to change the rendering of text within image resources on the page. For pages that _do_ provide such a mechanism, this rule might fail even if [SC 1.4.5 Images of Text][sc1.4.5] is satisfied.
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- When used in HTML, the SVG `<text>` element is not considered to be an image of text. This is because like any other element in HTML, SVG `<text>` can be adjusted through custom style sheets. This does not apply for SVG text that is in a separate file, and displayed through, for example, the `img` element.
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For each pair of links in each target set, one of the following is true:
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- both links resolve to the [same resource][]; or
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- both links resolve to the [same resource][]; or
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- both links resolve to [equivalent resources][equivalent resource]; or
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- there is no visual information within the [web page][] to let users know that both links resolve to [non-equivalent resources][equivalent resource].
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To get in touch with us, you can either <ahref="/test-assets/links-with-identical-names-serve-equivalent-purpose-b20e66/contact-us.html?page=1">contact us</a> via chat or <ahref="/test-assets/links-with-identical-names-serve-equivalent-purpose-b20e66/contact-us.html?page=2">contact us</a> by phone.
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### Passes this stage and moves on to "To Do" when:
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- Currently no explicit criteria for passing this stage, but 3 initial approvals from different organizations are recommended. This should give an indication on whether the rule can get 3 final approving reviews and get through Call for Review later.
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- Currently no explicit criteria for passing this stage, but 3 initial approvals from different organizations are recommended. This should give an indication on whether the rule can get 3 final approving reviews and get through Call for Review later.
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- the element has a [computed][][`background-image`][background-image] CSS property with at least one [`image`][css-image] that is a [url reference][url-reference].
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[attribute value]: #attribute-value'Definition of Attribute Value'
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For more details, see [examples of included in the accessibility tree][].
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[Programmatically hidden](#programmatically-hidden) elements are removed from the accessibility tree. However, some browsers will leave [focusable](#focusable) elements with an `aria-hidden` attribute set to `true` in the accessibility tree. Because they are hidden, these elements are considered **not** included in the accessibility tree. This may cause confusion for users of assistive technologies because they may still be able to interact with these focusable elements using sequential keyboard navigation, even though the element should not be included in the accessibility tree.
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[Programmatically hidden](#programmatically-hidden) elements are removed from the accessibility tree. However, some browsers will leave [focusable](#focusable) elements with an `aria-hidden` attribute set to `true` in the accessibility tree. Because they are hidden, these elements are considered **not** included in the accessibility tree. This may cause confusion for users of assistive technologies because they may still be able to interact with these focusable elements using sequential keyboard navigation, even though the element should not be included in the accessibility tree.
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[examples of included in the accessibility tree]: https://act-rules.github.io/pages/examples/included-in-the-accessibility-tree/
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