David Douthitt wrote:
> This thread is about creating web pages that are usable by blind
> people and others.
Okay, speaking of that...do you suppose there's really a lot of
blind people who want to build linux routers? Do blind people
have video cards that read them text, or just software? If it
was only software, I would say not to worry too much about them,
as they won't be able to use LEAF anyway.
But, the idea is correct: make sure it's readable and enjoyable
by _everybody_, even people with limited equipment (that is,
computer equipment or bodily equipment).
> > Rick and I submitted ideas for the leaf site. IMHO, Rick's looks
> > better in lynx, and mine looks better in Netscape. If David, or
> > Pedro want something different, please create an example of your
> > idea.
>
> Were our suggestions out of place?
You've misread Mike's tone, I believe; he was reminding everybody
that anyone with ideas should _show_ them, not just tell them;
that's why we're submitting different pages. What he's saying is:
Please turn your ideas/concepts into pages the rest of us can
look at (and vote on).
He's not saying:
Fine! You think you can do a better job, biatch? Do it yer damn self!
;-)
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