You know, it is incredibly demotivating.We are supposed to figure out how to use these things in practice before they get published and then these big changes swoop in and whenever you ask for specifics it’s “let’s figure this out later”. No, this is the time.

In the end, implementation matters. If accessibility requirements are easy to implement, they will be. Having more color options help. Hiding them behind a maze of considerations does not. It is not a simple thing to work out. I want this to be better and clearer.

Maybe we don’t share that goal, maybe we do. But saying “hold your horses, WCAG 3 is not ready, and determining compliance is probably more complicated than the raw Lc value” is not misrepresenting the facts. Feel free to ignore or block me. I have voiced my concerns in the past

Hey do I have to turn the car around kids? Shouting out on Twitter can work very fucking well

Yes it can when it's honest.

So very true I bitched at you but you are right honesty very hard found these days maybe ever. I defend @yatil because we go back many decades and I love him for all he has done for our community and accessibility and I have this loyal aspect to my nature that can startle me too

No need to defend me. Apparently asking for clarifications, and stating that WCAG 3 is not ready, are “lies”. They’ll face the same and more scrutiny later in the W3C process. I want a new algorithm sooner than anyone but also avoid past mistakes. 🤷🏻‍♂️

It was a visceral reaction because I respect you. But I did not have the full facts I do agree none of us want to repeat the same mistakes look at where we are and what we thought we were doing right turns out to be all wrong

It is a difficult subject because is spans so many disciplines: from lighting to neurology. I started in Hollywood before digital anything. Chemical imaging and analog audio. And I was here through the entire transition to "everything is ones and zeros"...+