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Your street chalk is art, and isn’t required by anyone. But if you want to order online, then you increasing often have to interact with a website. Brick and m
by dexwiz 7y ago
Your street chalk is art, and isn’t required by anyone.
But if you want to order online, then you increasing often have to interact with a website. Brick and mortar have employees that could help you, websites do not.
The reverse of this situation would be telling people with wheelchairs that they should only shop online instead of expecting accessible stores.
- anonytrary 7y agoIf modifying your shop to be accessible to everyone is not profitable for you, then you shouldn't be doing it. All this law does is require businesses to spend more money before they can operate. For now, this will hurt the economy more than it helps it.
- freeone3000 7y agoIt's not profitable. It will never be profitable. The entire point of antidiscrimination legislation like the ADA is to make things that "profit" will not cause to happen, happen, because the alternative is to exclude people based on traits they cannot change.