They’ve painted themselves into such a corner they almost have no choice but to master the tactics of having a bad faith discussion dressed up as more “civil” than their critics. It’s not a “genuine conversation” unless you agree with them.

Anthropologically, his mind is a wonder.

Mr. Shaw's trying SO hard to be as cringe as accessiBe was with their 2hr video rebuttal to your original blog post.

Despite this principled stance, Springer later lead Level Access to acquire UserWay, an overlay company, for $99 million. This acquisition raises questions about whether Springer's views on overlays have changed, and whether he now believes that some level of discrimination is acceptable.

"...lots of organizations do seem to shrug and say something like, "Let's take the cheaper route and take our chances." The problem with that approach is it accepts that ongoing discrimination is okay."