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Uh, what? Why would you address this almost a decade after launching? Why would you call out people who post images to get around the limitation? Seems like gra

• mmatants 11y ago
  The reason to mention image posting is specifically to say that they want the UX to be like a text attachment rather than just a wall of text on someone's feed. Which is a much smaller disruption to existing experience. On that note, the fact that images are being used to show text content on Twitter right now is laughingly unfair to folks who use a screen reader, given how much we value HTML for its presentation flexibility.
  • mydpy 11y ago
    Re: screen readers, this obsession with image and video on the web is infuriating. All I want to do is consume text, especially for news. Why is this so much to ask for?
• onewaystreet 11y ago
  > Why would you address this almost a decade after launching Twitter has changed CEOs four times since it was founded. It's never been a company with any kind of long-term vision or strategy.
  • mydpy 11y ago
    Which is hilariously fitting.