I don’t talk much about the neglected stepchildren of Web accessibility, ATAG (q.v.) and UAAG, because they’re being handled, while WCAG wasn’t and isn’t.
However, I have stuck my toe in the waters and written an ATAG assessment of WordPress. It may be bogus in places. It will, one hopes, eventually be added to the WordPress wiki for comments.
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