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User Agent Accessibility Guidelines Participants

Active Members in Good Standing

Participants in Good Standing as of 22 April 2008. To subscribe, see our information on how to join. (UAWG Patent Policy Status)

• James Allan (Co-Chair), Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired
• Kelly Ford (Co-Chair), Microsoft
• Alan Cantor, Cantor Access
• Mark Hakkinen, Invited Expert
• Sean Hayes, Microsoft
• Simon Harper, University of Manchester
• Kim Patch, Redstart Systems
• Simon Pieters, Opera Software
• David Poehlman, Hands-On Technolog(eye)s
• Jan Richards, Adaptive Technology Resource Centre, University of Toronto
• Jeanne Spellman, (Staff Contact), W3C
• Henny Swan, Opera
• David Tseug, Apple

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