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[Last updated on: Wed Sep 3 23:11:17 1997]
The world wide web (www) is perhaps the most fascinating and
challenging part of the internet. It represents the first
widespread use of electronic publishing as a distribution method
which is a great benefit for users of access technology.

The general purpose of webwatch-l is to discuss the www and how
users of access technology can tap the information on the web.
Topics for discussion may include, but are not limited to the
following:

New web sites of interest to users of access technology either
because they make information available that was previously only
available in print or because they are of a general interest to
the access technology field.

Web sites that either are or are not particularly friendly to
users of access technology such as screen readers.

Techniques for making a particular web browser work better with
different access technology.

Coordination of advocacy efforts to make web sites more
accessible.

If you have information you wish to share with subscribers of
Webwatch-l send your mail to webwatch-l@teleport.com.

Webwatch-l is an open and unmoderated list. I believe in freedom
of speech along with treating others with respect and dignity. If
you have a complaint against