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There is some ambiguity that concerns me. However, I think if you click through the videos shown, that they are making the case to make software behave better
by pcunite 9y ago
There is some ambiguity that concerns me.
However, I think if you click through the videos shown, that they are making the case to make software behave better in different situations. For example, someone might be holding a baby and thus the idea of temporally having only one hand ... but someone people only ever have one hand because of an accident.
The word inclusive is a politicalized word, so I'd like to see that go. Browsing around the site I did not see politics (not really sure how software could be political actually).
Microsoft is a special company in that they effect a lot of people. They need to be thinking about these types of things. They have an incredible responsibility.
- pcurve 9y ago"The word inclusive is a politicalized word, so I'd like to see that go" I agree 100%. Not only is it politicized, it can come across as patronizing. I would like to see companies adopt 'universal design', which is more accurate description.
- Kequc 9y ago> (not really sure how software could be political actually) Marketing. Which is all this page is.