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    Jeri Dansky (jeridansky@sfba.social)'s status on Monday, 17-Apr-2023 16:12:12 JST Jeri Dansky Jeri Dansky
    • Jonathan Mosen

    I hadn't realized just how much of the online #blind community had migrated from Twitter to Mastodon. That gives added oomph to the need to use #AltText on our images (as well as CamelCase on hashtags).

    https://openletter.earth/an-open-letter-to-organisations-engaging-with-the-online-blind-community-twitter-has-abandoned-us-many-of-us-have-abandoned-twitter-join-us-on-mastodon-8ead4746

    h/t @JonathanMosen #accessability #a11y

    In conversation Monday, 17-Apr-2023 16:12:12 JST from sfba.social permalink
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      Leisureguy (leisureguy@mstdn.ca)'s status on Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:03:41 JST Leisureguy Leisureguy
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      • clacke
      • Fred Campaigne :flag_NS:​

      @clacke @jeridansky @cabinguy

      Perhaps the automatic description could always be "Stupid image." ?

      In conversation Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:03:41 JST permalink
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      clacke (clacke@libranet.de)'s status on Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:03:42 JST clacke clacke
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      • Leisureguy
      • Fred Campaigne :flag_NS:​

      @Leisureguy If it provides a wrong description, that gives the poster more incentive to correct it than a blank text field would! ?

      @cabinguy @jeridansky

      In conversation Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:03:42 JST permalink
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      Leisureguy (leisureguy@mstdn.ca)'s status on Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:03:45 JST Leisureguy Leisureguy
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      • Fred Campaigne :flag_NS:​

      @cabinguy @jeridansky

      That would reduce a significant barrier to having alt text: having to start with a blank text entry box.

      In conversation Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:03:45 JST permalink
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      Fred Campaigne :flag_NS:​ (cabinguy@mstdn.ca)'s status on Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:03:57 JST Fred Campaigne :flag_NS:​ Fred Campaigne :flag_NS:​
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      • Leisureguy

      @jeridansky @Leisureguy
      Given today's technology(Google images, AI,web...)you'd think that Toot could take the image and generate a suggested text composition for you to accept or edit.

      In conversation Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:03:57 JST permalink
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      Jeri Dansky (jeridansky@sfba.social)'s status on Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:03:58 JST Jeri Dansky Jeri Dansky
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      • Leisureguy

      @Leisureguy A lot of people are composing using apps, and each app handles this differently. I use Toot! and when I add images I'm prompted with this: "Tap on the images to give them descriptions and set focal points for cropping." That seems pretty good to me.

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      Leisureguy (leisureguy@mstdn.ca)'s status on Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:04:01 JST Leisureguy Leisureguy
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      • Jonathan Mosen

      @jeridansky @JonathanMosen

      Mastodon's is designed to make entering alt text less convenient than not entering it. The design encourages not entering alt text.

      Adding an image should open the edit page with the cursor in the alt text entry box. The current design requires that a user:

      1. know what alt text is
      2. know how to open the entry box
      3. take the extra step to open the entry box
      4. remember to do it

      If alt text were the default, entering alt text would be easier and more natural

      In conversation Friday, 21-Apr-2023 02:04:01 JST permalink

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