Comments on: My Father’s Daughter Blogging Against Disablism http://www.faithandweb.com/2007/05/01/my-fathers-daughter-blogging-against-disablism/ A Church Web Diva's Musings on Excellence in Religious Websites Sat, 17 Dec 2011 02:21:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Anna Belle http://www.faithandweb.com/2007/05/01/my-fathers-daughter-blogging-against-disablism/#comment-64 Anna Belle Sun, 06 May 2007 20:07:05 +0000 http://www.faithandweb.com/?p=32#comment-64 Many thanks, moxie_mocha. I'd never heard of "disabilism" before either. I took it seriously since the Web Standards Project, which has high credibility with me, linked to it. I would be most appreciative if you could let me know in a blog post of your own or comments here or via email what webmasters can do to improve the experience for deaf people. I don't think my church's site has anything that would be problematic for the deaf, but I could well be wrong about that. Many thanks, moxie_mocha. I’d never heard of “disabilism” before either. I took it seriously since the Web Standards Project, which has high credibility with me, linked to it.

I would be most appreciative if you could let me know in a blog post of your own or comments here or via email what webmasters can do to improve the experience for deaf people. I don’t think my church’s site has anything that would be problematic for the deaf, but I could well be wrong about that.

]]> By: moxie_mocha http://www.faithandweb.com/2007/05/01/my-fathers-daughter-blogging-against-disablism/#comment-56 moxie_mocha Sat, 05 May 2007 16:33:04 +0000 http://www.faithandweb.com/?p=32#comment-56 One of the blogs that I read on a regular basis mentioned about Blogging Against Disablism. I never heard of it before. I've heard of audism, which is discrimination against deaf people; I'm deaf. On that blog, there was a link to the list of blogs on the "Blogging Against Disabilism." I got onto your blog, and I am blown away by your story. Wow! I'll be coming back and read more of your posts. moxie_mocha One of the blogs that I read on a regular basis mentioned about Blogging Against Disablism. I never heard of it before. I’ve heard of audism, which is discrimination against deaf people; I’m deaf. On that blog, there was a link to the list of blogs on the “Blogging Against Disabilism.” I got onto your blog, and I am blown away by your story. Wow! I’ll be coming back and read more of your posts.

moxie_mocha

]]> By: Anna Belle http://www.faithandweb.com/2007/05/01/my-fathers-daughter-blogging-against-disablism/#comment-52 Anna Belle Thu, 03 May 2007 22:55:25 +0000 http://www.faithandweb.com/?p=32#comment-52 Aw, Cindy. How you touch me. The Cashes are so lucky to have you as part of the family. I never imagined a blog could be such a wonderful thing. I think these thoughts so often, remembering Daddy, but when does one have a chance to say them? And to have such lovely responses from my wonderful family (including Webster III!). I'm so glad we will see each other soon. Aw, Cindy. How you touch me. The Cashes are so lucky to have you as part of the family. I never imagined a blog could be such a wonderful thing. I think these thoughts so often, remembering Daddy, but when does one have a chance to say them? And to have such lovely responses from my wonderful family (including Webster III!). I’m so glad we will see each other soon.

]]> By: cindy cash http://www.faithandweb.com/2007/05/01/my-fathers-daughter-blogging-against-disablism/#comment-48 cindy cash Thu, 03 May 2007 03:37:26 +0000 http://www.faithandweb.com/?p=32#comment-48 What a beautiful piece of writing, Annabelle--one obviously richly endowed with clear and enduring love, pain, pride, and acceptance. You have greatly honored your father with this tribute. I, myself, am blessed to count you as family and a much-loved and respected sister. Always, Cindy What a beautiful piece of writing, Annabelle–one obviously richly endowed with clear and enduring love, pain, pride, and acceptance. You have greatly honored your father with this tribute. I, myself, am blessed to count you as family and a much-loved and respected sister.

Always,

Cindy

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