- From: <saylordj@wellsfargo.com>
- Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 16:01:40 -0700
- To: wai-eo-editors@w3.org
- Cc: shawn@w3.org
Hello All, I've read through the documents. At two points I had some minor issues come up. On the Social Factors page in the paragraph titled; 'Role of Organizations' Web Sites', I saw the use of the word, 'product', four times. I believe that the word Assets better suits the usage to which Products in the first two instances appears. In the third instance of the word Products I found the word, Resources, appropriate. And I would leave the fourth product alone. That paragraph would then read: When an organization's Web ASSETS (Web site, authoring tool, etc.) are not accessible, they further exclude people with disabilities from society. When an organization's Web ASSETS are accessible, they empower people with disabilities to participate in society. Providing accessible Web RESOURCES can directly increase Web product usage, My second observations is on the Policy page. The Title sentence strikes me as better worded this way: "Are the legal risks of not providing accesss an important factor for the organization?" I have no other reservations to make about the suite. I would sign off on the suite at this point. Doyle Saylor Business Systems Consultant Intranet Hosting Services Wells Fargo Services Corporation
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