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Hmmm, I've been thinking about it too. I can see that the descriptive approach would be far more useful to a wider range of people for who access is not straightforward. It puts the 'decision' with the person themself, rather than making a potentially flawed judgement 'on their behalf'.

I often try to make my instructions on how to get to sites quite detailed esp if nobody else has already posted detailed instructions here. I guess I may have inadvertantly given clues on some occasions, but I have to say that I've never thought about disabled access to sites so far.

I'll be trying to remember to give it a go when I next write fieldnotes - which will be before long!!

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Moth

Yes, the decision must be with the person involved, how far is "far"? How difficult is "difficult"? All one can do is give the bald facts and rely on the commonsense of those who may have problems to make their own mind up.