> Not sure where the focus on people with disabilities came from
You are right, accessibility _can_ take into account degraded environments, but if you don't know why disabilities are focused on, that suggests to me you are philosophizing on the word, and not addressing actual technical standards that have been put in place. Just google it
"Just Google it" doesn't scream curious conversation exactly.
Your argument was "Accessibility is specifically about making things accessible to those with disabilities" which by no definition of the word, is true. Look it up.
Not sure why I'd have to read the various specifications again when I've already done that. I'm still of the same impression (like most others) that accessibility is much bigger than just making things work for those with disabilities.
You are right, accessibility _can_ take into account degraded environments, but if you don't know why disabilities are focused on, that suggests to me you are philosophizing on the word, and not addressing actual technical standards that have been put in place. Just google it