I sent the following message to Dynamicland a few years ago and never got a satisfactory response. Does anyone know if they're doing anything about accessibilit

I sent the following message to Dynamicland a few years ago and never got a satisfactory response. Does anyone know if they're doing anything about accessibility for blind people or people with other disabilities? Hi, First of all, Dynamicland's goal of "agency, not apps" resonates with me. I'm in favor of things that make programming more accessible to normal people. However, I worry that Dynamicland will be a step backward for people with disabilities, particularly blind people and people with impaired mobility. For us (I'm legally blind myself), I believe the virtual worlds of today's computers aren't imprisoning but liberating. Consider that a blind person can't see that "fully functional" scrap of paper, and a person who can't use their hands can't write on that paper or manipulate the other physical objects in Dynamicland. Do you have a plan to solve this problem while holding to your goal of "No screens, no devices"? It seems to me that there's no way to reconcile these conflicting requirements without making an exception for people who can't work directly with the paper and other objects. Or have you decided that it's better to undo the equalizing effect of computers for people with disabilities, for the good of everyone else? I would obviously be disappointed if that's the case. But I understand that everything's a trade-off, and perhaps it's not reasonable to confine the majority to an inhumane way of working for the benefit of a few. So I don't mean this as an accusation; I really want to know. Thanks, Matt