Google+ readability

[Kyle]

It may be a long battle to keep Google thinking of improving 
accessibility to its products, but it is indeed worth the fight. The 
battle for accessibility to any company's product is worth it, even 
though it may be long, hard and even frustrating at times. Although many 
Linux distributions have had some form of screen reading technology for 
more than 10 years, it has been only about 5 years since we have had a 
usable screen reader in GNOMW, and even less since we've had 
magnification. But look how far we've come; it's been well worth the 
time, energy and effort it has taken to make it all work as well as it 
does today, and it's still improving every day. Heck, even Windows has 
taken a giant leap forward in accessibility, with the availability of 
NVDA, and that has only happened within the past 4 years, and Windows 
accessibility is even now improving. I have had the pleasure of owning 
my first Android phone for about a month now, and it already is a giant 
leap ahead of any other phone I used in the past, and that is even 
taking into account the fact that I went with the lowest price I could 
find because of my extremely tight budget. All these OS's and platforms 
have a great need for more improvement, but it is very easy to see what 
can happen when we fight the long hard battle to gain equal access to as 
many products as possible at equal prices to what someone with fully 
functional eyes, ears, etc. would pay. Keep up the fight for 
accessibility everywhere, and keep up the great work toward making it 
work on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions.
~Kyle