#I'm handing you the correct answer on a silver and accessible platter. You are snubbing me to go hogwild on dumpster juice.

[zoobus]

"Change the font of this doc to Times New Roman so it matches policy"

I checked our style guide and it says to use the sans serif font Calibri, which is accessible and 508 compliant, so no.

"??? Change it back to TNR, it needs to match policy so it's 508 compliant. "

Okay. I just looked up what "policy" you're referring to and this is an unpublished paper about cybersecurity, made by a different department in a different format. I'm not sure why you keep calling it "policy" but here's a direct link to Section 508 §402.4, "Characters on Display Screens," and an explanation for why serif font like TNR is considered inaccessible. Are you asking us to break the law or what

[no answer]

[The next day; little boss]: heeyyyy guuyyys, so the guy you were beefing with in the Word comments said while calibri may look cooler, policy follows [style guide that mentions accessible once and it's just to show you how to spell it], so change it back to TNR