What can I say? I've always been an avid proponent of accessibility, since it affects me personally. I feel privileged that I'm in a position where I can affect change for the better. Because, when it comes down to it, accessibility helps everyone as a whole.

(Martin now steps off his soapbox.)

Oh, I forgot to mention, I'm a geek at heart. I love gadgets and new technology. I especially love finding technology that is inadvertently accessible. For example, built-in braille on TV remotes and/or beer cans; those are real examples. :)