Thank you for taking responsability, but as you can see from m earlier
posting, I stumbled upon a great idea that I want to pursue.

Since everybody on this list has read my previous posting, I'd like to
call upon your assistance.

My basic idea is to bundle our need for an accommodation with those of
others, in order to make a particualr technology viable. I mentioned
foreign language speakers, the hard of hearing, and people who want the
stereo and baffling effects of headphones.

Can people on this list offer me suggestions of other groups that may
benefit? Also, does anybody know if there is an activist group for
Spanish-only speakers that I can get in touch with?

I'm looking for a base of consumers, numbers, activism, and technical
suggestions.

Please, communicate with me off-list. Thank you.

Peter Seymour

On Wed, 8 Jul 1998, Dan Rossi wrote:

> Hi all.
>
> I feel parcially responsible for this discussion getting rolling.  If I
> hadn't made the first rebuttle posting maybe the original article would
> have just gone by as it should have.  However, I feel that this is not the
> proper forum for this discussion.  There is a mailing list called
> blind-issues that was set up for exactly this type of discussion.
>
> This is currently the only blindness related mailing list that I subscribe
> to.  I unsubscribed to all of the others because of the amount of
> bickering and sniping that was going on.  I would hope that this
> particular mailing list can stay on it's original topic, computer access
> and technology.
>
> Yes I realize this sounds like a message from the topic cops and I am not
> even one of the primaries of this list.  I just felt responsible for the
> discussion beginning and would like to make an attempt to get us back on
> track.
>
> So let's talk about something nice and juicy like UNIX.
>
> Later days.
>
>
> Dan
>
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