- From: Wayne Crotts <wcrotts@arches.uga.edu>
- Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1998 13:21:41 -0400
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
These are the same guidelines that I was going to fax out. Nice to know they are already on a website. Good show. Wayne Wayne Crotts Information and Computer Services Support Institute on Human Development and Disability A University Affiliated Program College of Family & Consumer Sciences University of Georgia Athens, GA 706-542-4968 706-542-4815 (FAX) - >Given the recent discussion on this topic, I thought the document >below may be helpful. > >Regards, >Jamal > >---------- > From the web page http://www.lsi.ukans.edu/rtcil/guidelin.htm > >GUIDELINES FOR REPORTING AND WRITING ABOUT >PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. > >Copyright 1996, FIFTH EDITION > >This web page contains partial information on the "Guidelines." > >For a complimentary brochure with the complete list, please send >a stamped self-addressed envelope to RTC/IL Publications, >University of Kansas, 4089 Dole Bldg., Lawrence, KS, 66045. The >"Guidelines" are available in large print, braille, and Spanish.) > >[$.35 per brochure 1-100 (brochures) plus S & H; $.30 per >brochure 101-1000 (brochures) plus S & H; $.27 per brochure for >orders of 1001 or more plus S & H] > >Here is a set of clear guidelines to help you make better >choices in terms of language and portrayal. The "Guidelines"
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