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Really very inspirational blog... Thanks for the sharing. Regards, Shraddha. On 3/16/17, Niharika Pandit wrote: > Hello everyone, > > And thank you Payal and Manish for pointing out the accessibility issues. > We recently migrated our site, and had instructed the

Re: [AI] Today on the Sexuality and Disability blog

Hi Niharika, I tried by clicking on the link as well as pasting the entire address in the address bar but can't access the Hindi post. We surely need many positive pieces like today's post not only for motivating ourselves but to make the world a better place to live. Thanks a lot for sharing.

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Thanks Niharika. i was able to post a comment in response to a comment after the fix. but, for some reason, maybe my own language settings, unable to read the Hindi text. perhaps someone else on the list can check and let me know what i may be doing wrong or not doing at all. Payal On 3/16/17,

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Hello everyone, And thank you Payal and Manish for pointing out the accessibility issues. We recently migrated our site, and had instructed the developer to ensure that meets W3C guidelines. However, this aspect seems to have been overlooked, and has now been fixed. It would be great if you could

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hi shireen. the solutions suggested by you are really useful and I have tried some of them. they really work On 3/2/17, Shireen Irani wrote: > well i did make clear, right in the beginning, that these pointers > were in no way a counter to what Payal went through. my mail

Re: [AI] Today on the Sexuality and Disability blog

well i did make clear, right in the beginning, that these pointers were in no way a counter to what Payal went through. my mail was a response to Avinash's invitation to initiate a much needed discussion on the issue. only when u start the discussion with the most basic ideas do people have the

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On the same time, These situations make you trust yourself even more because You've already seen the worst. On 3/2/17, Ajay Minocha wrote: > Completely agree, This is one of its kind situation where none of your > theories of being assertive comes to your rescue. > > On

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Completely agree, This is one of its kind situation where none of your theories of being assertive comes to your rescue. On 3/1/17, Payal Kapoor wrote: > and, Manish, the site is definitely inaccessible to leave a comment at. > i tried responding to a comment left there but

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and, Manish, the site is definitely inaccessible to leave a comment at. i tried responding to a comment left there but the reply link does not bring up an edit box or a prompt to sign in or anything of the ssort. On 3/1/17, Payal Kapoor wrote: > all your points make sense

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all your points make sense Shireen, when in a situation you've mentioned. this specific incident mentioned here was not conducive to most of what you've suggested. yes, in other situations they could definitely be adopted, but when in the situation i've mentioned, not many have the time or

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since Avinash has invited a discussion on this, here are my 2 bits on a few possible, but not necessarily optimal, solutions: of course what Payal went through is very real, and these tips are not in any way, a counter to her experience. these are just a few pointers off the top of my head that

Re: [AI] Today on the Sexuality and Disability blog

Hi Niharika, An interesting post. I was trying to comment on the post to add my experience but could not. The comments section on your Website is inaccessible for me with firefox and both nvda and jaws. It is very hard to get to the editable area with jaws and with both nvda and jaws, I am

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While recounting her own experience from a professional gathering, She flags off a burning issue; why people remain indifferent towards blind people. This could set a tone for further deliberation. She felt alone when nobody turned up to offer her assistance to have a dignified meal. She felt