...Does that bottom part mean this mailing list is subscribed to his
mailing list?

Don


On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 4:54 PM, MENGUAL Jean-Philippe <
mengualjean...@free.fr> wrote:

> Hi, We have just founded a group, called liberte0 (Freedom 0). Its purpose
> is to promote the accessibility for everybody, so that a high variety of
> users know the free software in accessibility matter, and to let a place so
> that people can have info on accessibility. This group is French, so our
> core mailing is in French, but it is about our actions with users and some
> support to french-speaking users (feedbacks, etc.). But in parallel we
> opened a multilingual website, whose purpose is to speak mainly in English.
> This is a technical mailing list. 2 purposes: 1. enabling to new dev who
> want to work in accessibility technologies or to make thir free software
> accessible to have a place to ask questions, have feedbacks, with technical
> devs, so that they can understand that accessibility is not so hard, but
> it's especially an approach, and not a big effort. It's useful because we
> meet often devs 7who are interested but who don't know where to begin,
> where to have doc about the widgets, the at-spi, assistive technologies,
> etc. Typically I wasn't good to answer to openbox's dev who wanted to do
> efforts about a11y of her WM, I'm sure you could gi(e her basics to
> proceed. And maybe it would give ideas to some people to contribute to
> accessibility so that it is in progress. 2. I feel today one who want to
> have a global technical approach of the accessibility, in particular in GUI
> matter, needs to be subscribed to various lists. I think, even if I know
> most devs are subscribed to all lists, that it'd be useful to have a
> platform where all devs and power-users could have technical exchanges, if
> they work for Qt, GTK, distros, oriented or not, at-spi/qt-at-spi, etc. I
> think this mailing can gather on a single place all the a11y devs, that
> will enable to everybody to have the same info immediately, to discuss it,
> to speak together, to exchange their experiences, and so to make proceed
> accessibility in general, regardless the platform where a dev works (Qt,
> LibreOffice, OOo, Qt, Mozilla, etc.). If such a project is of interest for
> you, subsc!ibe to tech AT liberte0 DOT org. Don't hesitate to forward the
> address. You can subscribe sending a message to sympa AT liberte0 DOT org
> with subject: "subscribe tech". I hope the project, in particular this
> technical, can be considered as useful and that a full community of
> accessibility will have a common place to speak regardless the origin of
> everyone, technically and nationally. Don't hesitate if you have questions
> about this group, here or on the tech mailing list. We'll answer as much as
> we can. Regards, Jean-Philippe MENGUAL accelibreinfo, votre partenaire en
> informatique adaptée aux déficients visuels Mail: texou@accelibreinfo.euSite 
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