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Hello?by "John Foliot - Another 4:00 AM Web Thing" <foliot(at)fouram.com> |
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This appears to be the sleepiest list I've ever subscribed to. What's the problem? Are there really no issues, or does nobody but a very small group of us actually care? - Yesterday I received an eMail from the good folk at M*crom*dia (names changed to protect the innocent) who have put on a travelling road show to demonstrate the accessibility features in a number of their applications (both graphic and code tools). Has anyone been to any of these demos in their home town? Is it worth investing half a day of dog and pony show? Inquiring minds want to know... - As a Canadian web developer located in Ottawa, Ontario, list members might be interested in the following fact: The Canadian Federal Government has mandated all federal web sites be compliant to the Level 1 and Level 2 WAI Guidelines, similar to the Section 508 statute in the US, but, to my understanding, stricter. Can anybody confirm or deny this fact? - There is a dire need for developers who are both aware and able to code to these standards... hint<wink>. The Canadian government has provided a testing group to assist governmental employees who actually work on federal sites (http://www.cio-dpi.gc.ca/clf-upe/1/wats/wats_e.asp) to help them identify and correct potential problems. Attendees consistently ask if there are any "real time" support mechanisms out there. I would love to recommend this list, but the last posting was dated October 8th, 2001. So, show of hands... is there anybody out there? JF Ottawa, Ont.
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