Will, thanks for being such an inclusive leader for this effort, and for
helping make this community so enjoyable.
All, if you are interested in seeing any part of this program succeed
please join us. Don't hide. If anyone read my teaser blog last year
(http://mindforks.blogspot.com/2007/12/inv
I concur! A Hall of Fame is absolutely a FANTASTIC idea. Not just a
Hall of Fame for people who have directly and actively contributed to
a11y, but also a Hall of Fame for people who aren't involved in a11y but
still exhibit their best effort to make their own product fully
accessible. They're h
Awesome! Well done everyone and huge thanks to Will for leading us.
Now we can see GNOME and Open Source and really rock the accessibility
world and even take the lead.
I need to lie down.
Steve Lee
On 17/02/2008, Willie Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All:
>
> The larger community h
Bryen wrote:
> Question: Will this funding be divided up equally amongst all mailing
> list members? :-) (Okay, I can dream.)
:-) It's going to be on the order of $6K grants meant for individuals
to accomplish needed work in a 6 month time frame. With this, we should
hopefully see a dramati
That *IS* exciting news. It's always good when the world recognizes
that we are as much a part of this world as they are.
Question: Will this funding be divided up equally amongst all mailing
list members? :-) (Okay, I can dream.)
Thanks again to Willie and everyone else for all their hard wo
Hi All:
The larger community has seen our work with identifying and prioritizing
the accessibility tasks we find really important. As a result, they are
now providing funding to get the work done. This is FANTASTIC news!
More details will be coming out very soon (this week?), but the GNOME
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