We all know that @vgcerf @raykurzweil @timberners_lee and @mpaciello have been extremely influential in the development of web accessibility. Who are the women that should be included in this list? The history books are disturbingly empty on this point.
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Off the top of my head... Cynthia Waddell, Judy Brewer, Lainey Feingold @LFLegal, Wendy Chisholm @WendyABC, Cynthia Shelly @Cyns
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Thx @LeonieWatson Don’t forget yourself!! Always afraid to name names because for sure I’ll leave ppl out but *some* women in #a11y early (who are on Twitter): @sharrush @shawn_slh @juttatrevira @iheni @accessaces @CyndiRowland
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Also @goodwitch and @cariefisher
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um. That's why I never do lists. Sorry Glenda!! And @sarahtp!!
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What about @mholzschlag?
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That does it. I’m never naming names again. Of course @mholzschlag !!
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Replying to @mholzschlag @clifftyll @dennisl @LeonieWatson @mrdowden @vgcerf @raykurzweil @timberners_lee @mpaciello @wendyabc @cyns @sharrush @juttatrevira @iheni @accessaces @CyndiRowland @goodwitch @cariefisher @sarahtp
Seriously that was unforgivable on my part.
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And mine. I'm quite frankly ashamed at my inability to name the amazing people who have graced this thread in the last few hours.
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