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> "Accessibility" has a special meaning in design/development Side note: The meaning doesn't change because we talk about a different space. Access is access i
by ebg13 6y ago
> "Accessibility" has a special meaning in design/development
Side note: The meaning doesn't change because we talk about a different space. Access is access is access. If we ever apply the word differently, it's just because we're focusing on different aspects of access.
But that's not what's happening here. What's happening here is that OP is whining about things they don't like while pretending that their taste has anything to do with _any_ definition of accessibility and then getting defensive about it.
Like you, I also think that de-prioritizing the languages was a positive change. And yet it's OP's very first complaint under the guise of losing access. Like they'd been wronged or something.
Calling the new design "awful", "awkward", and "less accessible" over really petty marginal shit like stars, followers, and languages without recognizing what was gained as a result (latest release!) or the subjectivity of taste feels like a real "I demand to speak to your manager!" moment.
- DreamScatter 6y agoWell, I'm tempted to setup my own self hosted git repository now, because I really don't like the way it looks and how the information is organized. Having the latest release on the side is not really a gain, it should be at the top center, not on the side bar. I really prefer the way it was before with a bar having the license and releases and so on. They could have just added the release number there instead of making a terrible layout.