As much as I talk about image descriptions, which yes, are very, very important, I'd also like to bring some light to describing audio posts. This is just as important as describing your images. There are people who aren't able to access your audio posts for any number of reasons. Yes, audio can sometimes be difficult to describe, just as images can I'm sure, but at least trying is good. There are many, many people on the fediverse who appreciate that immensely.
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Kaliah (kaliah@dragonscave.space)'s status on Sunday, 02-Jul-2023 04:10:20 JST Kaliah -
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Kaliah (kaliah@dragonscave.space)'s status on Thursday, 08-Dec-2022 06:24:56 JST Kaliah If a blind person, or any person with accessibility needs, tells you what they need, listen to them. It is absolutely rude in the worst way to either push things on them that they don't want, or restrict them from things they do need. Denying someone accessibility, or forcing measures on them, is so, so rude. If you haven't experienced the situation the person is in that makes them require accessibility, you have no idea what they're going through. Listen to disabled people. Listen to their needs. Give them what *They* request, not whatever you think is best.