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>Why not share it as an image? I can think of many reasons. Lack of semantics, no screenreading capabilities for the visually impaired, lowered quality, extrem
by unknownian 12y ago
>Why not share it as an image?
I can think of many reasons. Lack of semantics, no screenreading capabilities for the visually impaired, lowered quality, extreme waste of bandwidth and storage. I hate this trend, even if it offers some convenience to me.
- audiodude 12y agoAgreed, this is horrifying.
- davidadamojr 12y agoYes. Good points raised. I guess the lack of these capabilities is an "expensive" tradeoff for the slight convenience. Judging by the comments on this blog post (https://medium.com/five-hundred-words/hacking-the-tweet-stream-52ed63a0731 https://medium.com/five-hundred-words/hacking-the-tweet-stre...), there is obviously no consensus as to whether this trend is good or bad. Some hate it, some find it convenient.