This proves that yes, Apple can be swayed. Devin Prater Assistive Technology Instructor in Training JAWS, Microsoft Outlook, Excel, Word, and Powerpoint certified by World Services for the Blind
> On Nov 10, 2017, at 7:22 PM, Appleman <appleman310...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi marty, > Thank you for sharing this wonderful news with us. I always look forward > with much anticipation to what you are going to come up with next. > David > > Sent from my iMac > > > >> On 11 Nov 2017, at 12:13 pm, Marty Schultz <ma...@kidfriendlysoftware.com >> <mailto:ma...@kidfriendlysoftware.com>> wrote: >> >> I received a call from Adam tonight, and he said the review team had a >> chance to look at the Blindfold Games again, and understood why they are >> separate apps, and that the games can continue. He mentioned games address a >> need that’s not normally considered by most app designers, and acknowledged >> how the games are focused on the needs of the visually impaired community. >> >> New updates will be processed, and new games will be reviewed as before. >> I’ll go into more details about the discussion in a blog next week, but I >> wanted to get the word out to everyone. >> >> I want to thank the everyone for contacting Apple and spreading the word >> about the games. I have heard from so many people – far more than I had >> hoped – telling me how much the games mean to them, and how they appreciate >> my efforts. It has meant a lot to me, and I truly thank you. >> >> Have a great weekend! >> >> > >
