[nfbcs] An idea for a new list. Any thoughts?

[qubit]

Hi Kevin --
I'm subscribed to a moderately active list called blindwebbers that is on 
yahoogroups.com

This list is quite diverse, with experts down to beginners, and lately there 
have been many extremely helpful threads on wordpres and drupal, including 
info on how to make the features accessible.  Other topics include Q and A 
about php, perl, css, javascript, mysql, the versions of html, the WAI, site 
security, and websites of where to find whatever technology you want.

So my recommendation is that you try subscribing to blindwebbers.  And if 
this isn't exactly what you want you can go start a new list on a more 
focused set of topics.  Send email to
blindwebbers-subscribe at yahoogroups.com

HTH
--le

 ----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kevin Reeves" <lists at kevinreeves.net>
To: "NFB in Computer Science Mailing List" <nfbcs at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2011 7:37 PM
Subject: [nfbcs] An idea for a new list. Any thoughts?


Hey folks. I'm really interested to know if anyone would be interested in a 
list for blind users of content management systems for managing blogs and 
websites. The reason I ask this is because I know that there is a web 
masters list, but it deals with all forms of web content creation, 
especially as it pertains to those who manage the nfb sites themselves. I'm 
really interested in building a community of blind folks, both professional 
and amateur, who use content management systems such as wordpress, drupal, 
etc. This would really spark discussions about ways to build and manage 
themes that are visually captivating while maintaining accessibility, plugin 
recommendations, web 2.0 integration, API's, etc. Would this be something 
that folks would be interested in, or is this just creating yet another 
splintered list. Just curious to open some dialog on this.

Kevin
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