Re: 2 questions

You hit the proverbial nail on the head.

While "law" regarding the accessibility issues (of government web sites)
have not happened yet, a BUNCH of "directives", "standards", "procedures"
and boat loads of . . . "recommendations" and "best practices" have been
drafted, and enacted, - at just about every level of (US) government.

What this person has described, as a professional consultant, I would be
inclined to describe as "malicious damage" should I be asked my opinion by
any of the agencies I normally work for. I would tell them they have a
disgruntled employee - and to pray he didn't handle mail . . . (you know,
go POSTAL on them). 

Fuzzy.

At 12:48 PM 9/6/00 -0400, Lady Wistfulee wrote:
>Thank you again Capt. Fuzzy...
>On a related note,  don't web accessibility issues come into play with
>government sites too?  I recall a thread about Janet Reno's directive (I
>could be wrong on who issued the directive) about all government sites being
>accessible to people with disabilities.
>This is NOT supposed to start a thread about accessibility, or a flame
>war...just curious.
>
>much alohas,
>Lady Wistfulee

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