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I like how they make a point of consulting people with different legibility needs! That's a very important point of difference! People that aren't blind, but
by firecall 3y ago
I like how they make a point of consulting people with different legibility needs!
That's a very important point of difference!
People that aren't blind, but don't have perfect eyesight often fall into a forgotten middle ground!
Glasses don't cure everything!
Source: Have a son with eyesight issues who complains that even with the best glasses money can buy, struggles to read information posters in his classroom and so on!
- detrites 3y agoWhy do you end each sentence with exclamations? Your past comments suggest you do this often. It's hard to read, as the reader wonders if it's a joke or sarcasm they haven't figured out, detracting from simply reading your comment.
- catchnear4321 3y agothey even list a source, having a child with vision issues. your complaint may feel well-intentioned, but taken at face value you have told a parent that their enthusiasm over things like companies caring about groups of people that often get lost, that their child falls into, that has led to their child struggling, after all that, that their way of communicating, of expressing themselves, is so burdensome that it drove you to check into their previous comments to make sure it wasn’t a troll, and then offer your “constructive criticism.” without acknowledging anything about their comment beyond the punctuation. was it worth it?
- detrites 3y agoMy intention was in supporting them and their voice reach the audience with less hinderance. I didn't mention "enthusiasm", only pointing out the frequent and unusual use of punctuation can misread or be distracting. Hopefully it's of use to them.