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"Accessys@xxxxxxxxx" <accessys@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> PS- W3C/WAI the web standard setting agency and access initiative
> and most visually impaired users reccommend top posting as screen
> readers get overloaded by bottom posting.
Can't screen readers distinguish between quoted and original content?
I've yet to come across a 'normal' mail reader that can't.
> so stop complaining and change the rules to meet the new standards.
> I didn't reccomend them but I follow them.
The new standards? I don't know of a universal governing body for email
layout.
Either way, here is not the place to petition for these changes - we
use the system, but we didn't design it.
I'd suggest, though, that your chances of changing the operation of a
technical mailing list to disfavour the technical participants in order
to make ill-designed screen readers work aren't likely to be
particularly good.
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