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Accessible Amateur Blogs websites
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Alexander Schilling (German)
website accessibility rating: excellent 
Informationen zum Autor und dem Alinex System
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Douglas Paulley's Webpage
website accessibility rating: excellent
Doug Paulley's website
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Daniel D'Agostino
website accessibility rating: excellent
Hey! This is my personal website, so it's the best place to learn about me.
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JosephSack.com
website accessibility rating: excellent
This website is dedicated to showcasing the qualifications of Joseph Sack.
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James Bow.
website accessibility rating: excellent
This is me. These are my opinions. These are my dreams. This is my writing.
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Oblivio
website accessibility rating: excellent
Stories and such by Michael Barrish
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TinHat
website accessibility rating: excellent
TinHat was originally created to provide useful privacy and security information to Internet and mobile phone users, with the minimum of jargon. Later it branched out into other areas where humans and computers come into conflict.
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Allan Rasmussen
website accessibility rating: good
Allan Rasmussen, 22 year old Dane, studying computer science.
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Beyond Our Vision
website accessibility rating: good
My name is Saima Yousaf. I am visually impaired and live in Pakistan.My reasons for turning my home page into an E/organization are; to pass on information, which may be helpful to other sighted, blind or visually impairedPeople, to promote awareness in society that a blind or visually impaired person can help themselves and other handicapped individuals and that handicappedpeople can and do maintain a positive attitude in every facet of their lives.
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Jonathon Delacour
website accessibility rating: good
The weblog of Jonathon Delacour
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