The dark side of these ADA like laws regarding websites (IMO) is that they are often used as a way of controlling content. Big companies like traffic to hit th

The dark side of these ADA like laws regarding websites (IMO) is that they are often used as a way of controlling content. Big companies like traffic to hit their sites and services so they actively support legislation that limits the playing field. If someone wants to throw up a website that has tips for wiring home electricity, or how to fix old arcade cabinets .. they want this info on their platform. This is unfortunate because there is no need to use youtube and other sites if you don’t want to. Just because I decide to publish for free a simple website that has info on old arcade units from the late 80’s and early 90’s I should have no legal requirement to make it “accessible”. This is just a hobby and I like to toss information out on the web. Now the suggestion of just use google/youtube and let them make it accessible … is a dark corporate controlled future of the web.