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Story: Eyes-free, ubiquitous information accessTotal Replies: 1
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grouch

Jul 23, 2006
6:22 PM EDT 		"But before the results are presented, they are re-ordered to prioritise those pages identified as the most likely to be accessible to visually impaired users."

Maybe this will add a little push to some vendor and government sites, at least, to conform to a few standards. http://www.w3.org/WAI/
Sander_Marechal

Jul 23, 2006
10:02 PM EDT 		It sounds nice, but I'd like to know more on how it works. I noticed my site gets bumped to the lower regions of the search results in Google Accessibility. I consider my site pretty accessible. It's all standards complient HTML and CSS and even works great in text browsers like lynx.

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