> Banning the use of abilities is not a solution that will be tolerated. I can’t think of any serious proposal ever during the fight for accessibility where th

> Banning the use of abilities is not a solution that will be tolerated. I can’t think of any serious proposal ever during the fight for accessibility where this was proposed or seriously considered as an option. Wheelchair cuts in sidewalks don’t prevent you from stepping on the curb. Elevators to spaces that are otherwise only accessible via stairs don’t remove the stairs. Ensuring a website works well with assistive software doesn’t mean the website can’t work for users that don’t need assistive software. Where does this concern come from? What proposal are you worried about where we would ban the use of abilities, or what percent in the application of the ADA do you think warrants this concern?