Comment 20 for bug 964685

AS the heading for the Bug Report stated when submitted

"Failed disability accessibility standards - 12.04 - Live CD & Installed"

When did it get changed to read "High contrast and High contrast inverse themes are poor quality for the Unity desktop"?

Point 1 as made is not even about have anything to do with that heading!

Odd that - how the actual reported issue has been "Fudged" and changed and how suddenly it has to be made smaller.

"> Still no response that addresses the removal of Resizable Cursor!

please file that as a separate bug against the correct package if you want anyone to look at it."

AS I said "Is that for Accessibility Team ( as I am told ) or is it yet another team - app - code writer that needs to be alerted, and how do you file a bug against code that does not work, because it apparently has been removed in full from 12.04?".

I need either some basic information as to which Package the issue is in - the Resize Cursor not working because it is not there. As the code seems to have been removed I am advised that It's a Ubuntu wide issue - or a Unity issue.

There seems to be a basic logic problem. Which package does the Bug get filed against - and can you file a bug against an apparently non-existent package?

It's a bit like "Is there a noise if a tree falls over and no-one hears it?".

If basic accessibility is not there because the apparent needed packages have been removed - is that a bug?

I keep being told it is a bug - and then it apparently is not!

That is one of the reasons I have been looking for the contact details of the person or persons who have the responsibility to ensure that basic accessibility provisions are present and working... or conversely the person or persons who have had the necessary provisions removed.

It's working the problem from both ends and seeking solution - not brick walls and poor responses.

So if the issue is NOT the Responsibility of the "Accessibility Team" when I keep being told It is - then who is best contacted so that the issues - bugs - or what ever people wish to see them as can be addressed.