My involvement with GNOME a11y has always been done without my
professional hat on. However, I feel like putting it on just for a
moment so that I can say a huge THANK YOU! on behalf of the Carroll
Center for the Blind to the entire GNOME a11y community. Lots of great
things have taken place
Hi Brian, all...
My time is a bit more limited than in the past, for reviewing email,
etc. However I would be honored to be part of the Committee in a 'less
than central' role. I'd try and stay out of the way of the movers and
shakers, but would be happy to lend suggestions on request.
Hi all
The responses I've seen so far on this topic has been like a who's who of
the Gnome A11Y community!
I would like to raise a tentative hand to join as a user, as I agree that
without the input of the actual users, how would you know if the direction
you were to take was the right one.
I suggest seeking representation for alternative input issues.
- Aaron
Brian Cameron wrote:
The GNOME Foundation Board of Directors recognizes the importance
of Accessibility in the GNOME desktop. To help foster a more
clear and positive vision, the board thinks it would be helpful
to form
Everyone:
It is great to see such supportive interest in creating an Accessibility
Steering Committee. Thanks! In just one day, 15 people have responded
expressing an interest in being involved. These include the following
people:
Willie Walker ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
David Bolter
David/Steve/Willie:
Lots of people have complained for a long time that the GNOME a11y
documentation is in poor shape.
I think what would be helpful to me would be if someone were to put
together a proposal of how the website *should* look. From a high
level, how should we break down the
