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it's also very "accessible" - good for assistive technologies and people with "ou-of-the-ordinary" requirements
by JSeiko 5mo ago
it's also very "accessible" - good for assistive technologies and people with "ou-of-the-ordinary" requirements
- robin_reala 5mo agoWell, the problem is that you lose then all the semantic information that was encoded into the HTML or ePub versions. Those tend to be better for assistive tech users.