On 2016-04-06 22:59, Bob Jonkman wrote: > Accessible linking practices is probably worth pointing out in an HPR > episode. We are very aware of the fact of keeping things accessible. However we also need to keep it accessible for all users and not just those with screen readers.
The policy of having complete links is so that RSS readers will render the links. So the link 'find episode 1 of galvanic frogs leg spasm here' would not be rendered as a hyper link. This is why we deliberately put the text before the link and then the link. For example find episode 1 of galvanic frogs leg spasm: http://example.com/frogs If there is a better way of doing this then I want to hear about it. I also want more people to hear about it. For that reason it is better to record a show which will reach 16,000 people versus the mail list which will hit 160 people. > Also, the issue of mailing list top and bottom posting. I've been told > by people using screen readers that it's REALLY annoying to have to > listen to the same quoted text message after message, only to hear "I > agree" at the end of it all. Screen reader people seem to prefer top > posting. Apologies for doing that one liner. However I disagree about top posting. I should have trimmed the email down like you did and post in between. You still need to make sure to include some context. -- Regards, Ken Fallon http://kenfallon.com http://hackerpublicradio.org/correspondents.php?hostid=30
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