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Something similar happens nowadays in Spanish, where people use an X as a gender-neutral suffix. Ruining the experience for the visually impaired users that use
by 199X 4y ago
Something similar happens nowadays in Spanish, where people use an X as a gender-neutral suffix. Ruining the experience for the visually impaired users that use screen readers. The irony of being 'inclusive' with the non-binary while being exclusive with the visually impaired
- gherkinnn 4y agoHow much of that is non-Spanish speaking Americans imposing American ideas on the world?
- jhgb 4y ago> in Spanish, where people use an X as a gender-neutral suffix I very strongly doubt that this is "happening nowadays" since people speaking a language generally don't switch to using unpronouncable words in their daily affairs.