I think that within accessibility the people most intersted in this work will include assistive technology developers, and this group is where more of them hang outas far as I know. The W3C has just published a Note on requirements for a component extension framework: http://www.w3.org/TR/CX Essentially this work is about how to standardise plugin interfaces to ensure that any plugin or host can communicate necessary information about the content - this is particularly important in dealing with multiple flavours of XML that are mixed together. Having a standard plugin interface would also allow assitive technologies to have a simpler way to get information from plugin content, instead of only presenting an alternative (where someone has gone to the extra trouble of making one). So the question is: Are there any people in tis group, or known to this group, who would be intersted in participating in a working group that took on the job of developing such a standard? Alternatively, are there such people who would like it to happen and would plan to implement it, even if they would not participate? cheers Chaals. Please cc: me on replies.Received on Monday, 17 December 2001 15:01:15 UTC
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