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Re: Best way to single out 3 to 5 "most accessible" sites out of a list of 60 or so
From: giorgio brajnik
Date: Jan 12, 2013 6:58AM
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Yes, using an automatic tool is a possible cheap way to go but be aware
of the fact that what you get in return is not necessarily a measure of
accessibility.
See for example an experiment we did a while ago:
http://markelvigo.info/papers/metrics11_IwC.pdf
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On 01/11/2013 10:15 PM, Don Mauck wrote:
> Which tool are you going to use? There seem to be so many that do things differently.
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