According to others here, Amazon actually staffs individuals in their
accessibility department who can at least reasonably explain about
keyboard function. Likewise the site used to work, even the options
provided by customer service used to work. Further at least one figure
from the center for disease control indicates that at least 25% of the us
population experiences a print disability that is not a few hundred
people potentially, it is a great deal more.
On Sun, 25 Aug 2019, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
Somebody with money and connections is suing them.
Amazon probably could've been reasoned with when they first started. They were small and still connected to their customer base. Now, they're so big, they don't care if a few hundred people don't use their site. It's like a four year old trying to box against George Foreman. He's not going to notice much lol.
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Date: Sun, 25 Aug 2019 16:28:35 -0500
Subject: Re: amazon?
And yet Domino's is being sued because their web site and app is not
accessible.
I agree with you but that doesn't mean law suits should never be filed.
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