RE: Accessibility definition, was focus

    > Which *code* are you referring to btw?
    
    section 508 of the Rehab Act (USA law)
OK, I'm  not affected by that one. 
    

    > At least it might be a positive decision? My guess is 
    that today thats 
    > a position taken due in large part through lack of understanding?
    
    not sure if I understand what your getting at here??


I guess I'd rather deal with an author who knew that they were not
reaching a part of an audience and knew it, than an author who
was totally unaware that there were segments of her readers not being
reached?
  A minor step along the way?

regards DaveP.

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