Merge pull request #351 from w3c/eaa-spelled

Eaa spelled

Author: GeorgeKerscher

Diff for: UX-Guide-Metadata/draft/principles/index.html

@@ -799,7 +799,7 @@ <h3>Legal considerations</h3>
 Always get legal advice from in-house or your retained counsel to assess legal compliance and risk.</div>
 
 <p>In some jurisdictions publishers may be able to claim an exemption from the provision of accessible publications, including the provision of accessibility metadata. This should always be subject to clarification by legal counsel for each jurisdiction.
-	One example of this, at time of writing, is from the EAA when the publisher is a micro-enterprise (i.e., enterprises employing fewer than 10 people and with annual turnover or balance sheet total not exceeding 2 million euro).</p>
+	One example of this, at time of writing, is from the European Accessibility Act (EAA) when the publisher is a micro-enterprise (i.e., enterprises employing fewer than 10 people and with annual turnover or balance sheet total not exceeding 2 million euro).</p>
 <p>Other legal considerations currently included in the EAA may include exceptions on individual versions of a title, where jurisdiction will not require the title to be accessible if it involves a fundamental alteration of the content, or if making it accessible would place a disproportionate burden on the publisher. (This may vary in other jurisdictions).</p>
 
 <p>Publishers may need to include information about an exemption or exception in metadata for legal or clarity reasons, either to bodies that enforce legislation or for other business to business communication. However this is not information that needs to be displayed on public sites as it does not mean anything to most consumers and could lead to misunderstandings. Nevertheless, the objective is to provide as much accessibility information as is possible."</p>