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Posted by Harlan Messinger on 10/03/07 15:37
DrFeelgoodWA wrote:
> "Harlan Messinger" <hmessinger.removethis@comcast.net> wrote in
> message news:5mho2jFdf75iU2@mid.individual.net...
>> Relayer wrote:
>>> If he can't see the screen, then he needs to actually GO to Toys R
>>> Us
>>> and apply.
>> You evidently know nothing about how blind people use the Internet
>> or about Web accessibility. There is nothing preventing Toys R Us
>> from making their website accessible.
>
> The TRU website is accessible.. They are not required to make it so
> morons understand it.
Is it accessible? The basis for this discussion is the OP's claim that
it isn't. If he's wrong, then he's wrong.
>
> Why are you insisting the OP is blind?
I never insisted he was blind. In fact, I wrote to Relayer, "You don't
know what the OP's disability is. It may be that he's blind and the Toys
R Us website isn't hasn't been designed to function with a speech
reader. Or it may have features that only work by clicking on them with
a mouse, and the OP may have mobility impairments that restrict him to
functions available through keyboard use." In response to me, *Relayer*
wrote "If he can't see the screen ...", and I responded based on that
hypothesis.
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