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1) Ask people to send screenshots of the tweets instead of links. I think this has naturally been happening a lot more over the years anyway and people will jus
by prmoustache 3y ago
1) Ask people to send screenshots of the tweets instead of links. I think this has naturally been happening a lot more over the years anyway and people will just get used to do that.
2) I guess those people will slowly realize they have lost most of their audience anyway.
- apercu 3y agoRight? (#2), I can't be so far in the minority to just not be willing to bother with Twitter. There is really very little content that will compel me to have a bad time consuming it. Is it 1 out of 10? 2 out of 10? More? Even if it's just 10% that's still significant. Just my $0.02 of course.
- promiseofbeans 3y agoKinda sad that we have to send screenshots since it hurts accessibility, but I guess that's less of an issue with local OCR on most devices these days.
- schiffern 3y agoImagine the conversation just a few short decades ago... "We perfected OCR! Blind people can read!" Yay! Awesome. "Yeah, and soon we can route around damage when the capitalism growth mandate breaks hyperlinks!" Yaa— wait what??
- g-b-r 3y agoYou should ask people to send a textual copy before a screenshot, OCRs are not nearly as conveniently accessible and effective to justify requiring them