Screen reader research project.

[Linux for blind general discussion]

I just took the survey.  I had some trouble with it, but I think I got 
the right items in the right fields.  I then did follow the Contact link 
and write a message urging the inclusion of Linux and Orca in future 
surveys.  (I also noted that I didn't see Voiceover mentioned, either, 
and I know a fair number of blind folks who use it for most if not all 
of what they do on the computer.) Although I have no reason to think 
I've made the relevant points as well as others who've gone ahead of me, 
I hope that mine can at least be one more vote for greater inclusion. 
I'll see if anybody writes back.

Al

On 10/10/2017 09:16 PM, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I am trying again  in case my first post was considered to be spam...the 
> word  survey in the subject line.
> Please take this annual screen reader survey.
> https://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey7/
> 
> In fact if you are involved in development of Linux screen reader 
> efforts, take the survey,  please, and contact the researchers.
> There is not  a single reference to Linux in the entire thing. 
> Additionally,  while other appears as a choice, there is no text field 
> to provide your alternative in context.
> We discussed  how well known Linux access is in general before.  because 
> this particular survey is well respected and  widely distributed, this 
> is a fine   place to begin  making sure more than windows and the mac 
> define accessibility.
> Kare
> 
> 
> 
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