[gui-talk] urgent: comments on draft standards

[Hoffman, Allen]

For any who wish to comment on the draft standards reference by Curtis:
 
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[Docket No. 2010-1]
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I would note that curtis is correct that drive-up and "information only"
kiosks are exempted in this release, and this may hnot be a good idea as
it would take another update to include them later.  However, it does
expand the kiosk coverage greatly.  See question 30 in the Board's
questions regarding this.  The Board's notice is at
 
http://www.access-board.gov/sec508/refresh/notice.htm
 
My suggestion regarding providing comments is that for some just
describing the challenges you have encountered may be the best way to
get the point across about the barriers we face, while for others,
providing solid "do this" recommendations specific to the draft language
would be more appropriate.  We don't have to all do everything, and the
more information the Board members have to use when making changes
moving forward, the better.
 
 
 
 
 
Allen Hoffman