Going back to web issues and accesability: a designer friend pointed me towards these two items.
* Wcag 2 Aa seems to be web (w3) based standard that is rarely used https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/ and that developers should be made more aware of it. * A recent survey from webAIM https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebAIM showed that it seems that JAWS is loosing market share to nvda but of course that only works on windows. Then it seems that blind is a spectrum and that 97% of people that are blind in UK can acutually see a bit so screen readers might not be needed but better font contrast. Does this mean that what most people use is the web so that programs (applications) is really not as big an issue (urgent)? And the focus of a campaign should be aimed at web? PS: now I really want to learn emacs! -- Richmond Makerlabs Ham United Group
