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Of course it matters. If your model of the world is “we need to spend infinite resources ensuring every system can be operated by anyone with any disability”, t
by wyager 5y ago
Of course it matters. If your model of the world is “we need to spend infinite resources ensuring every system can be operated by anyone with any disability”, that’s obviously nonsense.
Accessibility is valuable but not infinitely so. Sometimes (usually) it’s best not to encumber an innovation just because the innovation doesn’t immediately apply to everyone.
- BoorishBears 5y agoYou're answering a statement no one made. They asked "what does it cost vs just ignoring it". The point is just ignoring it (in other words assigning it 0 value) shouldn't be on the table. I'm also giving this person the benefit of the doubt and assuming they're not asking if accessibility costs infinity dollars.