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docs(blog): add Round 2 content backlog to editorial calendar

docs(blog): add Round 2 content backlog to editorial calendar Records 5 post ideas (B1-B5) + freshness updates surfaced from gaps in the published set and an r/accessibility AMA: Read More/ambiguous link text, accessible date pickers, announcing dynamic content, PDF accessibility cluster, cognitive accessibility. Directional demand signal only; AMA not for quoting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

docs(blog): add WCAG 3.0 content brief (was untracked)

docs(blog): add WCAG 3.0 content brief (was untracked) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

fix(blog): correct claims flagged by fact-check across all 24 posts Ran /blog-factcheck (fetch each cited URL, verify the figure) on all 24 posts. The 6 posts written this session were clean; these fixes address flags in earlier posts: - 15 ada-website-lawsuits: remove "projects roughly 6,176 for 2026" — the figure does not appear in the cited UsableNet page (was the worst flag). - 06 why-overlays-fail: "30-50%" -> "30-40%" (TestParty says ~30-40%); drop the "40% of all Title III filings are pro se" conflation (source = 40% increase); remove unsupported "EUR 3M EAA penalty" (penalties are set nationally). - 03 developers-guide: re-source the "71% click away" stat to the specific Click-Away Pound 2016 report (UK, access needs); "competitive advantage" -> "improves brand reputation" to match Level Access wording (x3). - 04 axe-vs-lighthouse: the Chrome page supports axe-core weighting, not the word "subset"; reword so the citation matches what the source says (x2). - 02 tools-compared: EAA date wa

fix(blog): tighten EAA microenterprise claim in startups post

fix(blog): tighten EAA microenterprise claim in startups post Fact-check (blog-factcheck) against the cited Greenberg Traurig page confirmed the microenterprise threshold (<10 employees AND <=EUR 2M) but did NOT support the finer claims "services only, not products" and "no grace period". Soften to what the source verifies ("many of the Act's requirements"), route the services/products nuance to our EAA guide, and drop the unsourced grace-period claim. All other stats in both new posts verified exact against source. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

content(blog): add final two P3 spokes, completing the 24-post calendar (#17, #18)

content(blog): add final two P3 spokes, completing the 24-post calendar (#17, #18) - #17 Accessibility Testing for Startups: $0 CI stack + phased roadmap; hook is UsableNet's finding that 64% of 2025 web-accessibility defendants had under $25M revenue. Deque shift-left economics; EAA microenterprise nuance. - #18 Free vs Paid Accessibility Testing Tools: feature matrix + decision framework; reframes the free/paid line as coverage ceiling (57%->80%) plus non-detection capabilities (VPAT, monitoring, PDF, expert audit), not better detection. License corrections (axe-core MPL-2.0, pa11y LGPL-3.0). Both cross-link each other; inbound links added from the tools hub, the axe-vs-Lighthouse comparison, and the best-API post. Editorial calendar now 24 of 24, complete. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

content(blog): add how accessibility scores are calculated (calendar #23)