Does anyone know which, if any, of the e-group services such
as yahoo, meet web accessibility standards.
This would be not only so that some who uses a speech
browser is able to act as the group's administrator /
moderator, but that those who only want to access message
via the web can do so ie W3C standards in relation to both
vision and physical impairments eg difficulties with a
mouse.
With thanks
JW
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