Italo Vignoli wrote (02-10-11 22:20)
On 10/02/2011 08:38 PM, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote:
2. I have an offer. What formatting by senders will most powerfully
serve those on [libreoffice-accessibility]? What do those with access
limitations confirm to be the best that works for all of them?
Whatever *that* is, I will do everything in my power to honor.
I am not an expert about accessibility, but I recall that this is one of
the cases where top posting is the best choice. I suggest to have a
double check, though, as I am not competent in this domain.
I just checked with Peter op 't Hof, Dutch accessibility expert.
He says there is no accessibility problem with mail handling. Most
important is that it's ascii.
(I did not ask if the people that rely on special handling for
accessibility, have to do some extra tolling or settings. But I imagine
the people are informed well enough themselves.)
So accessibility can't be considered as a reason for different mail
handling.
HTH
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