As I get further into this it would seem that the original "R" in the acronym "EARL" (Evaluation & Repair Language) might be what is intended to become "retrofit" instead of "repair"??? Once the agreement is reached that "retrofit" is appropriate in the context of repairing an accessibility-broken Web site, then we can go ahead on. I just don't see it as a better word, but in the end it doesn't matter if the sites get repaired or retrofitted as long as they get fixed. Am I missing something, or did I miss where the decision to use "retrofit" in place of "repair" came about? If it's already been decided, fine. Love.Received on Thursday, 16 June 2005 19:29:15 UTC
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