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      <title>Document Provenance: Finding the Common Ancestor of Inaccessible Documents</title>
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      <description>We built our Metadata Minder platform to identify inaccessible documents with ADA/WCAG deficiencies that prevent them from being compliant. Much of the industry was focused on scanning and fixing websites, so we focused on documents instead and the results are eye-opening. The platform reads files, extracts metadata, and analyzes both structure and content. We even support very old formats going back to the 1990s including old-style Word documents and the occasional WordPerfect document.</description>
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