Daniel Edward Karp compressed these thoughts into the cyber mist:

>Dear Michael,
>    I have but one peace of simple advice. I have recently leaned that: 1)
>all web site are covered under the civil disabilities act for
>accessibility; 2) Most web sites do not take this into consideration. To
>truly have a great and affective web site please keep this in mind. The
>link below will give a few pointers.

Hi, Daniel -

I don't quite understand the advice you are giving, and I couldn't fine
the link you mentioned.  In the U.S. we have the Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA), and we have civil disobedience, but not the
"civil disabilities act."  Is that the name of a Canadian law?  If not, I
don't think U.S. law extends to Canada, where Michael and his website
reside. Could you elaborate a bit more on how websites themselves (as
opposed to web browsers or computer equipment) should conform with a U.S.
and/or Canadian disabilities act?

Thanks,
Stephen

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