RE: The Difficulty of Talking About Accessibility for the *

No, no, no!
That's not the point I was trying to make.  we get too caught up in the
words.  If you ask one person what they like to be lwbeled as, your answer
will be different than that which you get when you ask another, but the
end is the aame.  we need to pick wise choices, but need not concern
ourselves with bruising the felling  of adults.  we are all adults right?
I am blind as someone else said.  that is a fact.  I have seen the person
first rule stated here.  it is a good one.  all I'm saying here is let's
concentrate on the message rather than the trivialities of what words to
use when conveying that message insofar as choosing teh most ablolute term
for a particular condition or class of conditions.
good day?

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