Nice to meet you mr. Or mrs. 
Perfect.  We're all on the Same side lets quit bashing each other I get the 
feeling from some of the people on this list that they think their better than 
everyone else

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On Dec 16, 2011, at 11:49 PM, Allison Mervis <[email protected]> wrote:

> Here's the thing Michael. It's the little things that we do when we write to 
> other people which set the tone of our messages. I think you know that your 
> writing could stand to improve pretty significantly. You don't use proper 
> punctuation and grammar, you don't structure your sentences very well, and 
> your messages always sound as though you've written them in a terrible hurry. 
> This combination of factors would make anyone sound demanding and rude. If 
> you'd take an extra five minutes to run spell checker and proofread your 
> messages, that would go a long way towards changing the overall tone. You 
> also need to be a lot more specific when you're communicating with 
> developers. Judging by your communications to the list, you've basically kept 
> saying to poor Mario, "This isn't accessible, fix it," over and over again. 
> Any time one of us has suggested a particular game feature which needs to be 
> improved, you respond almost as though you haven't played the game yourself. 
> Sometimes I think you simply loaded the intro screen of the game, saw that 
> the buttons weren't initially labeled, and shot off an email to the developer 
> with  no clear idea of the specific changes that needed to be made. This 
> placed a terribly heavy burden on Mario. I suspect that all of the things he 
> learned about implementing the level of accessibility which currently exists 
> within the game was a result of his own research and hard work. He should be 
> commended for that. These are just a few more things to keep in mind as you 
> hopefully work to improve your advocacy skills.
> Allison
> On 12/16/2011 7:11 PM, michael barnes wrote:
>> Well I know someone of you think I was being too demanding and rude but I 
>> was just trying to see if I could be a part of the team to improve the game.
>> I have shown my email to other people and they agree with me that all I was 
>> trying to do is help.
>> When I have done what all of you are talking about developers don't want to 
>> make their games accessible.
>> I was only doing this because as a blind gamer and helping to make a IOS app 
>> I could have gave some good pointers.
>> I know that folks on here ain't trying to call me rude when some of y'all 
>> have nasty atitudes with some people in the past.
>> If you thought I was being a pest I wasn't.
>> I only sent him one email after I join the forum which was this morning.
>> I am done talking about this subject.
>> So please lets quit talking about it.
>> The next time I speek to a developer about IOS I know what I need to do.
>> 
> 
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