Clarification Needed on WCAG Mapping for Short Link Labels

[ajeeshthomas86]

Dear Experts,

I would like to understand where to map defects related to short link labels in the following scenarios. Requesting your guidance:

1. “Learn more” / “Read more” links placed after short sentences.
   Example: A brief description followed by a “Learn more” link.

2. “Read more” / “Learn more” links placed directly after headings to provide additional details.
   Example: A section heading with a “Read more” link immediately below it.

3. “Read more” / “Learn more” links placed within a table, appearing in a single column (for example, under “More Details”) for each row to provide extended information about that row’s content.

In all these cases, the link text alone does not clearly explain the purpose, especially for screen reader users navigating with the Tab key or, using Screen reader features such as the Links List ,
Because the label is not explaining the Link context, or purpose of the Link its own.
Please let me know which WCAG Success Criteria these defects should be mapped to.

[patrickhlauke]

note that the WCAG issue tracker isn't a place for "can you just do the work for me / tell me" type questions...

I'll give you a hint ... you're looking for success criteria related to "link purpose"