- From: Paul Davis <paul@ten-20.com>
- Date: Sat, 07 Oct 2000 16:09:41 +0100
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
Dave, I quote: If one is going to use graphics to help people who cannot handle words, one needs a standard set of graphics across web sites (ideally across browsers as well). This happens to a large extent with physical products. Now I may be speaking out of turn, and I have no conformation of this what so ever. But an alleged rumor whispered in my ear a few months back is Brookes University is working on this as we speak, if so then Gatesy could be paying for the research (speculation) If this alleged rumor is correct then it will (could, may, possibly) appear in a later version of explorer (ie6 or 7 perhaps? again pure speculation and rumor) If this does happen then by default a standard will be set. Is there enough ambiguity in this email to avoid writs? If not, I plead insanity now. Thanks, by the way for the constructive comments. Very valuable. Paul Davis www.ten-20.com The UK portal site for disabled people and associated professionals.
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