Marcy Sutton (@marcysutton on Twitter) asks:

For people with disabilities out there: how does it make you feel when a website isn’t accessible? I’m mostly looking to hear about the quality of your experience when you encounter barriers to access, more than the types of problems out there. This applies to physical spaces and events, too. (I don’t normally dwell on the negative, but it’s for a purpose)

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I was going to answer this on Twitter by way of a quote, but I think it’ll take more than 280 characters. The short answer: It depends on the site or event.

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