> There has always been a tension in the WAI between seeking to > guarantee *any* access and striving to attain *equal* access. To keep it short: This was the 'magic point', I wasn't really aware of this tension, and this issue of course changes my thinking of this topic (although I'd only relativize some issues I mentioned before). Thank you, Al, the entire feedback was very valuable to me... BTW -- Personally, I rather prefer the first approach, but I also like the aspects the latter assertion implies. There are of course barriers unimpaired users suffer, and one of them is the kind of language used in documents, but I question if you can (and should) rule any language use, which is a natural and growing thing, permanently implying hurdles. That *is* in her nature. Best regards, Jens. -- Jens Meiert Interface Architect http://meiert.com/Received on Friday, 6 February 2004 04:04:52 UTC
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