hello,

in responce to your statement below, there is already a movement called
the "any browser" approach.   this has nothing to do with blinks per sae
but with universal access which is browser independent.   look at:

http://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/

you wrote:

Can we come up with a catchy acronym for the type of sites that are easier
to use for blind, vision disabled, and "older" people who are having
trouble with the "cluttered, small print" sites?  Big Ugly HTML,
Frameless, "Cell"less, Columnless, etc., etc. Maybe if there were a
"catchy" phrase, what we need would be easier for the average citizen to
understand.  Just a thought.


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