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I somewhat understand the intention, but this feels like a ham-fisted 'solution.' Deprive majority of people access because it doesn't suit everyone? Being part

by colmvp 10y ago

I somewhat understand the intention, but this feels like a ham-fisted 'solution.' Deprive majority of people access because it doesn't suit everyone? Being partially physically disabled, I absolutely sympathize with the need to push for more adherence to accessibility standards. But why not work with the institution to hammer out a timeline to meet certain standards and while allowing for people to still access the information?

cmdrfred 10y ago
>But why not work with the institution to hammer out a timeline to meet certain standards and while allowing for people to still access the information? I suspect very little of this actually has to do with helping the disabled, if that was the goal then your solution would be the logical conclusion.