I would suggest that "cater to" isn't the most positive terminology
to use with respect to those with disabilities.
it implies some sort of not-really-necessary bending over backwards
and engaging in some huge hassle and great imposition.
if you think of "doing business" as offering a product or service in
return for financial compensation, then you do "whatever it takes,"
as many hard core bidness boosters like to say.
I don't go in for slogans myself. The way I think about it is: if
they have money I want, then I can make it easy for them to spend it
on my product.
aside from that, it simply boils down to basic courtesy and human
decency.
I mean...really...didn't we all learn better by age 5?
cat
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