Testing of Proposed Alternatives to Visual Verifications Sample Clauses

Testing of Proposed Alternatives to Visual Verifications. If ACS plans to include a CAPTCHA on the ACS Website, it will provide a method for Claimant’s representatives to test the alternative security measure to ensure that it is usable by Persons with a Visual Impairment prior to the inclusion of the CAPTCHA on the ACS Website. ACS will give good faith consideration to all feedback provided by Xxxxxxxx’s representatives if it is provided in writing within fifteen (15) days of the testing. Any disagreements regarding this feedback will be treated as a dispute subject to the terms of Section 9 of this Agreement.
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Testing of Proposed Alternatives to Visual Verifications. If Central Source plans to include a CAPTCHA on xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx after July 1, 2008, Central Source will provide a method for Claimants’ representatives to test the alternative security measure to ensure that it is usable by Persons with a Visual Impairment. Such testing will occur no later than May 15, 2008, and Central Source will give good faith consideration to all feedback provided by Claimants’ representatives. Claimants shall provide any feedback within fifteen (15) days of the testing. Any disagreements regarding this feedback will be treated as a dispute subject to the terms of section 13, below. Testing of any alternative security measure to be used on any portion of any CRA’s individual website that is required to be accessible pursuant to this Agreement shall take place in accordance with the provisions of section 6.3.3, above.
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Testing of Proposed Alternatives to Visual Verifications. If, after the Effective Date, Staples plans to continue using any security measure that includes a CAPTCHA on xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx, Staples will provide a method for Claimants’ representatives to test the alternative security measure to ensure that it is usable by Persons with Visual Impairments. Such testing will occur no later than April 30, 2009 and Staples will give good faith consideration to all feedback provided by Claimants’ representatives, provided that such feedback is provided within fifteen (15) days of the testing. Any disagreements regarding this feedback will be treated as a dispute subject to the terms of the dispute resolution provisions of Section 8 of this Agreement.
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Testing of Proposed Alternatives to Visual Verifications. If Weight Watchers plans to include a CAPTCHA on any of the Weight Watchers Websites, it will provide a method for Claimants’ representatives to test the alternative security measure to ensure that it is usable by Persons with Visual Impairments prior to the inclusion of the CAPTCHA on the Weight Watchers Websites. Weight Watchers will give good faith consideration to all feedback provided by Claimants’ representatives if it is provided in writing within fifteen (15) days of the testing.
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