> I'm merely suggesting a hack that goes along with this hack, not the foundation technology for a mono-binary Office clone. Sure. I just worry that one perso

> I'm merely suggesting a hack that goes along with this hack, not the foundation technology for a mono-binary Office clone. Sure. I just worry that one person's clever hack will then become another person's indispensable tool, which they'll then impose on their colleagues, employees, or contractors, blocking a third person from doing their job. I know a blind person who temporarily lost his job because his employer's largest client required an application that didn't work with screen readers. So I just want to make sure developers are aware of accessibility, and in general, the risks of reinventing things that are necessarily complex.