Re: Something to think of when you have a problem accessing web sites

>>> [email protected] 29/10/2005 9:01:15 pm >>>
Rick Miles wrote:
> Rod,
> 
> It may be my post that you were thinking of which was made after not
being 
> able to access my bills online. Even though I was able to do my
netbanking 
> with C'wealth, the subcontractor presenting bills had the
uncooperative 
> website.
> My view is that businesses, ngo's and govts who provide interface
with the 
> public should have an onus to do so in a non restrictive manner.

It's amazing what bribery can achieve. ;-)

-- 
regards
Robert G. Moonen
registered Linux user number 298132



As far as I can see, restricting access to a "certain" type of
browser/video viewer is the same as only having steps into a public
place or other obstacles, your restricting access to those who are less
fortunate, wether its monetary or physical.

Is the Apple MAC OS-X running a UNiX derivative and not a MS-windows
platform as such, then those who chose those system are now
disadvantaged.

All this should be seen in the same light as for special parking spaces
and accessability ramps, instead of physical accessability, its
electronic access.

Ok, I'll shut up now for the next few months :P