Re: web page help

[Ron Ebert <ebert@CITRUS.UCR.EDU>]

At 12:09 PM 10/19/99 -0400, Peter Schoch wrote:

> If your institution is like most of ours, you also have to be certain that it
> passes the test for accessibility!  The is also a site to test if the page is
> OK for anyone using aides in reading the Internet.
>
> I can't find my reference right now, but it was in one of the last two or
three
> issues of Syllabus magazine.
>
> Peter Schoch
> Sussex County Community College

There can be accessibility problems from one site to another on-campus, for
some reason (at least here at UC Riverside). But if there is a problem with
the outside world accessing your web page, you should discover this when
you try to send it through the W3C validator. I've sent web pages with
mistakes in the URLs, and the validator tells you that it can't find your
page.


Ron Ebert
ron.ebert@ucr.edu
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these people promote.  The openmindedness argument is simply an appeal to
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good response to criticism.  It's whining...nothing more.

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