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Every report feeds the accessibility index. It takes about three minutes, and anything that is not required is marked.
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For example: Maccabi Tel Aviv v Beitar Jerusalem
If you remember. This is what makes a sightline claim checkable.
What happened from the moment you decided to go until you left. We publish the text as written, correcting spelling only.
A photo of your sightline is the strongest evidence the index has. One photo says more than any description.
Up to 6 photos, each up to 8 MB. Most useful: the view from your seat towards the pitch, plus parking, an entrance gate or the toilets if something went wrong there.
Most important: what you can and cannot see from that seat. That is what makes the photo evidence, and it is also what lets a blind or low-vision reader understand it.
This is the heart of the index, so all five need an answer. If you did not come across something at that match, mark "didn't encounter this" rather than giving a score. A gap beats a guess. The explanation for each score is optional.
Nothing here is required. You can submit completely anonymously.
In your own words. There is no fixed list. This field is published only if you consent to it separately below.
Contact details are never published and are stored separately from the report. They exist only so we can ask a question or update you.
Information about disability is sensitive data under Israeli privacy law, so we ask for separate consent. You can ask us to correct or delete your report at any time.
Saved on your device and kept for future visits.
This site is built accessible from the ground up, to Israeli standard 5568 and WCAG 2.1 level AA. These controls are display preferences, not an overlay claiming to make the site accessible after the fact. When a preference is off, your operating system's own setting is what applies.
