Hello Shanya Almafeta ,

I am writing to you today as a blind user of Window Eyes 9.1 and JAWS
Version 16 requesting that if you could to build accessibility  into your
products and services for people that can't see, so everyone can use your
software and to be able to weep the benefits it provides to us!

Thank you so much for your consultation in contacting us wanting to make
your software work for us and well done for taking the first step! I look
forward to using your products soon!

Brendon Donohue.




Hey folks,
I apologize for the cross-post, but this is one of those messages that 
should be widely distributed. I'm sending this message to the 
Window-Eyes support list and the NFB computer science list. Please feel 
free to forward as you see fit.

I have been in contact with Spider Oak, a secure backup service 
regarding the accessibility of their client software. Spider Oak is like 
Dropbox in a lot of ways, but because of the way it works placing your 
stuff on Spider Oak does not give them access to your data. They call it 
"0-knowledge." You can read more about the concept on their web site if 
interested.

A representative of the company told me that they are actually looking 
at making the client accessible. (At the moment, it isn't) One of the 
things they asked me to do is to contact any blind users who may be 
interested in using the service. They wanted me to have blind users 
contact them requesting accessibility support, and naming the screen 
reader they're using. I invite all of you to take them up on that 
request. Even if you don't think you would be interested in the service, 
it's always good to have things be accessible for those of us who choose 
to use them. I personally would love to have a remote synchronization 
service which allows me to control the encryption keys used on my data 
so that no one but me can recover that data.

Anyone interested in contacting Spider Oak about this should send email 
to Shanya Almafeta. Shanya told me to have you send email to 
[email protected], taking care to mention that the message is for 
Shanya.

Here's to hoping she gets positively bombarded with requests, as that's 
what she wants.
Joseph C. Lininger
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