#acessability

[silentstaresfanficandfanart]

https://goblin.tools/

A friend recommended this to me :D its SUPER HELPFUL and full of neat features. Great for common adhd and autisim related struggles though great for anyone to use!

Has things like

Tone reader that can tell you what someone's Tone is + explanation of its guess

Chef that tells you based on dietary restrictions whats in your fridge time constraints or random constraints and details what to cook

Magic to do list that breaks down tasks for you into smaller tasks

And lots of other things :D

Like a "formalizer" that while yes it can make you more formal (or help you find a specific word based on a description) it also can make it happier

More emotional

Less emotonal

More casual

Etc. Lots of options! Very nice! Definitely suggest!

[notasoupcompany]

who is willing to help me with image IDs for my Instagram posts? i have seen people write them very well and it would be extremely helpful if you could write out a draft for me at the very least that I can alter as i see fit. I know it’s very important for accessibility and I don’t see nearly as many people doing it as there should be! I would give you shout outs on my pages such as Instagram and tumblr crediting you for your work. send a message my way if you’re interested. ❤️

[xdarkabyssx]

So as per my usual luck I'm having a bad leg pain day and I'm seeing mcr later 😅 I guess I can technically sit down during the show but I won't be able to see shit. I should probably look into if there's like. Accessibility for like. Non wheelchair users but people who have trouble standing at concerts in the future 😅 maybe ask my Dr about it too if she ever actually replies to me...

[crunchy--milk]

anyone here happen to know of any t accounts that are even mildly more accessible than the formats that already exist

[hell-yeah-french-fries]

Does anyone have any tips, advice, or general rules of thumb for transcribing podcasts?

[jaymonae]

is there a discord for podfics?

[nomornersnofunerals]

So I went to see captain Marvel with my friends and my friend offered to get me a captioning thing which was very nice and helped me a lot. But I've been to that theatre before and never knew about it . she knew cause she works there. This isn't accessibility.

[guessiamhandicapped]

I guess it is true

Though I have worked in Second Life tht have have various challenges in Real life, I didn’t consider that I was handicapped until the last few years. Now that I can’t just go for a walk without a walker and typically use a wheelchair around the house, I realize that I have crossed the threshold. I don’t mean to whine about this, but I am discovering the limitations and how important accessiblity is.