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not everything is useable (Score:1)

by jouke (587) <jouke@pvoice.org> on 2005.11.11 5:44 (#44454) Homepage Journal

As you know I'm quite interested in accessibility issues. Still I think that you're right. Not everything needs to be accessible. Just like there are appartments without elevators, that aren't accessible for people in wheelchairs, because they don't have elevators. If you're looking for a house, you simply decide that such an appartment isn't for you.
The same goes for technology. A video iPod isn't for people that need subtitles. But hey, any portable MP3/media player is inaccessible for people who have any disability that prevents them from pressing those tiny buttons!

Let's not take these regulations too far...

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