Hi all,
sorry that I address this topic so late - I simply
missed it somehow.
Accessibility is currently only a "Should do"
requirement.
Apart from the social aspect there is also a legal
one: for exampl, in some countries, specifically the US, public agencies may
not purchase software that is not accessible.
SAP and many others are building commercial
products on Eclipse that also address public institutions. We have to satisfy
the relevant Accessibility regulations in the US, the EU and other areas.
Therefore I propose to move Accessibility to "Must
do".
What do you think?
Best regards
Karsten
Dr. Karsten
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