Re: legacy of incompetence? [was: a compromise to the versioning debate]

Hi,

>> In the meantime, instead of the term "incompetent" could we agree  
>> on "differently abled" or something?
>
> How about "HTML-challenged"? ;-)

He, he...

Yes, incompetent is too strong a word and I shouldn't have used it  
myself. What I should've written was "uneducated" or "unaware". Most  
developers who don't go by the rules don't do so out of incompetence  
or bad will. They just work that way because they don't know any  
better. If anything, it is to US to keep advocating and work our  
butts off to provide them with the appropriate tools to enhance the  
quality of the websites they produce.

--
Denis Boudreau,
Directeur

WebConforme / AccessibilitéWeb
1751 rue Richardson, bureau 3.501
Montréal (Qc), Canada  H3K 1G6

Téléphone : +1 514-448-2650
Télécopieur : +1 514.667.2216
dboudreau@webconforme.com
blackberry@webconforme.com
http://www.webconforme.com/

======// À méditer //=======
Les choses changent plus lentement que l’on pense. La rapidité
des changements technologiques est tempérée par la lenteur de
leur acceptation sociale. (Michel Cartier)

Received on Sunday, 15 April 2007 17:08:21 UTC