- From: Wayne Dick <wed@csulb.edu>
- Date: Tue, 16 May 2006 22:24:58 -0700
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
Dear WCAG WG, The more carefully I read WCAG 2.0 the more impressed I am with its scope and vision. I started teaching POUR two years ago even though 2.0 was just in draft. But the entire standard will really help me write University Policy, the way I have misspent much of my adult life at Cal State University, Long Beach. Although baselines have a potential for abuse, they offer enormous opportunity to policy makers. If a technolgy drags its feet on accessibility, then it may not be in the baseline, and we can set accurate conditions for their admission into our baseline. This will be pretty significant if the baseline covers all 450,000 students, facult and staff at a university system like mine. Our system has already come down with a strict interpretation accessibility policy, the new standard will allow us to specify requirements for W3C and non-W3C technologies. I can hardly wait for adoption. This will finally give us the leverage we need to write policy with teeth. I really apreciate it. Thank You, Wayne Wayne Dick PhD Chair Computer Engineering and Computer Science Director WebAdapt2Me Project at CSULB
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