JRS: In article <sZyQd.403059$X k.26126@pd7tw3n o>, dated Wed, 16 Feb
2005 03:19:52, seen in news:comp.lang. javascript, Simon Wigzell
<si**********@s haw.ca> posted :
My visitor stats inform me that 98.6% of my visitors are running IE or
Netscape on a MS windows system. If any other browser or operating system
visits my site they get a rude noise and a succinct message and get
redirected to http://www.WeAreAllTooPreciousToUseW...eWorldUses.com
That's rather like putting the doorknob on the top edge of the door
rather than half-way down the side, and then saying that since all of
your visitors that enter are reasonably tall there's no need to bother
with short people.
I suggest that you ask your legal advisor to inform you about what
Canadian equivalent may exist of the US ADA and the UK DAA. That should
be done with high priority if your work is used (unlikely as that may
seem) by any organisation, commercial, charitable, governmental, or
otherwise, that offers services to the public or parts thereof. If your
work is not actually useful to anybody, you may, for a while, be safe.
Or you may not.
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