This may be more a question to Florian as well as the accessibility team.
As LibreOffice Accessibility is a barrier to the acceptance of
LibreOffice in many governmental/educational/institutional systems
worldwide, would it reasonable if there was a funding request for dev
outsourcing for a particular area of accessibility where code
development is lagging?
To the accessibility team, if there was funding available for such a
thing, what would your items be and in order of preference. I know in my
local school boards Dragon Speaking is a requirement, that is, unless
there is an equivalent replacement.
What items would you suggest?
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Another funding wishlist item could be that the TDF/LibreOffice help
fund an Accessibility conference where some of the leading members of
the accessibility team along with other interested partners could meet
to try to solve bottlenecks in development for LibreOffice.
It is sometimes good to meet as a team with 3rd party software providers
to see what kind of progress or what type of cooperative development
could take place.
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Would there be any other items that you could think of to put on your
wishlist?
Cheers,
Marc
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