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As a disabled person, I totally recoiled and revulsed at the OP’s audacity and emboldeness to demand how other should behave toward him. I would never pull som
by egberts1 5y ago
As a disabled person, I totally recoiled and revulsed at the OP’s audacity and emboldeness to demand how other should behave toward him.
I would never pull someone down to sit down to my eye level if in a wheelchair, never.
I would never pull someone closer to me so I can read lips better.
And certainly I would never remotely pull them to something that I want, as in this case, digital remote camera.
However, it is a courtesy to ask them to adjust for your sake. And only a courtesy.
This OP dude needs a proverbial slap across the face.
Just ask, curtly and nicely.
- zachflower 5y agoI'm so sorry, I'm not 100% sure I understand this comment. Would you mind explaining what you mean by asking others to adjust for your sake in the context of mobile web accessibility? I'm having trouble connecting it to the content of the article. I'm not the writer, but would love to better understand your point of view here.
- egberts1 5y agoAh, remote zooming is being given in a different context. I had thought it was about allowing other people to play with the gimbal and focus and that kind of “zoom” … of a remote camera variety. My bad. Still, asking others to adjust is a nice thing. Demanding to do things on their end, not so much.
- zachflower 5y agoAh, I see. Thanks for clarifying!