On Jun 29, 2012, at 10:33 AM, Gregg Vanderheiden wrote: > modern screen readers can handle text that is constantly changing. For > example a streaming stock ticker.
But what about the text edits in the stream, such as those discussed in section 7 of XEP 301. Can modern screen readers well handle such edits? > But yes - some would prefer IM mode and would switch to that. Many people > who are not blind also prefer IM to RTT and would choose that. [...] > People who are deaf do not ever (that I have heard - and I interact with them > a lot on this) object to being able to use IM or RTT. In fact many prefer > IM while many others prefer RTT -- (and many prefer both - at different > times/uses). THe only thing they object to is not being able to choose. > Of having only one form available - especially if it isn't the one they - or > people they know - prefer. Just like hearing people who have strong preferences... -- Kurt
