Section 508 is a joke. Blind Federal employees struggle daily with
inaccessible web pages and software applications. Online training that
is required is often inaccessible, and I constantly have to seek waivers
from my department head.

Andy


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Steve 

While I obviously prefer more than less usability of web sites, I sure
as heck don't want the government in this business.  Do you, or anyone
else, really believe that a bureaucracy such as the federal government
can possibly get this right given their record in running a railroad, a
mail system, a Social Security system, the already falling apart
ObamaCare system, and all the rest.
And what may be deemed usable by me may not be by you, et al.
The notion may be noble; but the outcome would so restrict growth of the
U.S. web.



Our greatest problem as a nation is not a fiscal deficit;  it is a moral
deficit Robert Jeffress, pastor, first Baptist Dallas
www.firstdallas.org.
and "Pathway to Victory" radio
www.ptv.org


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