Thank you for your replies. I am talking about Amputees (who doesn't have limbs to use a keyboard or mouse) or Blind (who are unable to read). It's highly unluc

Thank you for your replies. I am talking about Amputees (who doesn't have limbs to use a keyboard or mouse) or Blind (who are unable to read). It's highly unlucky that Facebook or any other social network will read my post and make the suitable changes to there products. The reason why i suggested to have a different social network for disables is that, it's easy to maintain the application, add features and improvements to it (that would suit disables). If we are to integrate our disable friendly social media with Facebook or any other Social Network, we will definitely come across issues while trying to integrate there social network to our application. Every time Facebook changes a functionality or adds a feature, we have to constantly keep updating/modifying our application to adhere to it. So having our own social media created will definitely overcome this problem. Recently i created an application that could send a tweet or an email by patients who has neuro-muscular disorders (total-paralysis). what i found is that, social media could definitely make an impact of the lives of disables as they could share there day-to-day hardships and triumphs in life. However, i agree with the two of you that creating a separate social network for disables would separate able users with disables, so i hope existing organizations who are involved in social media would come forward and address this issue. Your thoughts on this...