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Good job by you all!
Sounds like they were unable to give any concrete answers, nothing solid, no commitments. Sadly, expected.
A /r/blind that excludes blind moderators is a nice (not) piece of ableism right there. And excluding mods will leads to communities that do not properly represent everybody. Which will be reflected in a shallow and exclusive platform.
The platform has been built without accessibility in mind. I remember doing a quick review of the redesign and it was horrible. The number of issues is abundant. The code showed absolutely no intent of doing things right.
The whole idea of "accessibility-focused apps" is ableist and exlusive. Such a horrible user-hostile platform. It's antisocial media right now.
Comment by MostlyBlindGamer at 20/06/2023 at 10:53 UTC
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Right, that’s why I asked for a definition of “accessibility-focused apps,” when we should instead be striving for universal design.