Hoi, Eh? When Wikipedia is to comply with this, technically it will be in MediaWiki where such compliance is realised. Also MediaWiki is a Wikimedia Foundation project in its own right.
Many people who read this list, including me, find this a subject that is absolutely on topic. Even stronger, I would like us to test our compliance because it will tell us what we can do to do better. When we say that we want to bring information to all people, we do not mean impaired people are excluded. Thanks, GerardM
On 16 February 2011 23:44, Pedro Sanchez pdsanchez@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 2:59 PM, Christine Moellenberndt cmoellenberndt@wikimedia.org wrote:
The answer is, to the best of our knowledge, no. But we'd like to improve that.
i took it off-list as it seemed to be a question that was more Media-Wiki centered, and not as much Foundation centered.
-Christine
Christine Moellenberndt Community Associate Wikimedia Foundation
Hmm.. strikes me odd and worries me than Community Associate doesn't seem to differentiate between software "Media-Wiki" (sic), and Foundation/Community issues (Wikimedia).
Opening post was about if Wikimedia (as organization) complies with regulations I don't see what software has to do with it.
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