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My point is that there are accessibility standards. If a site doesn’t follow them and instead does something else, even with good intentions, that should be poi
by prepend 4y ago
My point is that there are accessibility standards. If a site doesn’t follow them and instead does something else, even with good intentions, that should be pointed out so they do better next time.
I don’t think I feel terribly negative other than if the goal is to accommodate dead people then the site made a poor decision that whirl accommodating some dead people made it harder for other people who need different accessibilities.
I don’t think the issue is awareness so much as accommodation. I think resources are better spent on solving the problems that can be solved rather than raising awareness.
- richbell 4y ago> I don’t think the issue is awareness so much as accommodation. I think resources are better spent on solving the problems that can be solved rather than raising awareness. This is a false dichotomy: we can do both. And I respectfully disagree about the issue not being awareness. The comments on this post itself demonstrates the lack of awareness and understanding about deaf people's experience.