Re: Meeting agenda

Marti,

      I would like to see more detailed guidelines developed, but not to 
the point of defining how to illustrate a particular word. In deciding how 
to illustrate the term "privacy policy", you need to define what you mean 
by those terms, then ferret out the visual elements of the definition. Like 
the "about" link on many sites, the illustration for that link will depend 
on what about the site you are going to talk about.

       It is about as easy to illustrate well as it is to write well --- 
There are way-many sites that illustrate how NOT to write well, and there 
will be way-many sites that illustrate how NOT to illustrate well. 
Hopefully, the WAI site will not remain in either category.

        Let's stop finding reasons to avoid this responsibility and get 
going on meeting it.

                        Anne




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On Thu, 12 Apr 2001 08:39:08
  Marti wrote:
 >Actually Charles, I don't disagree with anything you said. Bad habit of
 >mine, overstating something to make a point.  Whatever group takes
 >responsibility it is a topic that needs to be addressed. While some special
 >difficulties may apply to a blind web page author I think there are plenty
 >of people who would  have a lot of difficulty selecting and or creating
 >useful illustrations and if we are going to make it a requirement there
 >should at least be some tools, or very detailed guidelines on how to
 >accomplish meaningful illustrations.
 >-----
 >What does a "magnifying glass" mean? Enlarge? Search?
 >What symbol do I use for a link to the website's privacy policy?
 >
 >Marti
 >
 >
 >


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