RE: Accessible web content services.

daveP wrote:
    On further reflection, it would be interesting to do a 
    search to see if accessible web sites can be found 
    according to a certain measure of course and then produce a 
    list of those who developped them provided of course that 
    they were not home grown.

Hey, that's sneaky! I like it.

Many thanks to those who responded. 
Tina:  It's not a fun thing to be the one people trust in, when that
  trust can be broken by others over whom you have no control.

dp. Yes, I see what you mean. 
Positive response, if no one sticks their neck out, we'll never get
anything. Negative, why should I take the risk?

I do have a list of links. Some have suggested themselves directly 
(though I find it very English that such self promotion is not public),
so I do have a number of suggestions.

Re a 'trusted' host, to hold a list, probably without direct
recommendation, for the US, who would you suggest has sufficient
reputation?

regards DaveP.
    
    

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Received on Thursday, 29 July 2004 04:42:17 UTC