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jd my beloved what DON'T I love abt you?? you're one of my favorite people on the planet. there are very few people with whom I can talk for eight hours straight one-on-one and not get tired or bored or worry abt running out of things to say. you are constantly loading things into the washing machine of my brain and I am just spinning them around forever. cherished saltmate. hate is an act of love if you do it with someone you care about
i mean no disrespect to that anon but i *strongly* disagree that image descriptions should "only" be visual. image descriptions should be descriptive, that is to say, they should include context and specification where it makes sense to do so. because that's how images are perceived by sighted people. describing a hare as a small furry mammal literally makes that description more confusing, less specific and worse IMO.
yeah thats what i was thinking too, thanks for the feedback!!
to @keplercryptids for championing accessibility and inclusivity in the critter art community by advocating for wider use of image descriptions, and for organising and running the CR-Fanart-Project to create image descriptions for art featured in the official fanart galleries, so that ALL critters get to appreciate the amazing fanart in this community. Thank you for how hard you have worked to create this project, and for all that you do! This community would not be the same without you!
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jd! we’ve been playing dnd for over a year now and i somehow still have a hard time shaking the feeling that you’re way too cool to be my friend. but we are friends!! and i am so thankful for that because you’re awesome. i really love how deeply you care about people. with your friends in particular you are so insistent on helping us, including many offers to come over and yell at terrible family members. i mean you love people so much that you immediately get attached to all your npcs. like they’re fictional but goddammit you just want the best for them! like i just love how you are always actively pushing for things to be better, whether that be on a small or large scale. and don’t even get me started on dnd! your game is literally my favorite game of dnd i have ever played. you make such amazing stories and characters! and i know you're not the biggest fan of combat but fuck if you haven’t made so many creative and crazy combat encounters that are so much fucking fun. and all these memorable sessions! like i’m gonna be 90 telling my grandkids about how we were going through a haunted forest getting flashbacks of something terrible that happened and how ingot failed a save and had to protect a tree and then that tree exploded and the ghost inside immediately killed me and my grandkids are gonna be like “haha what the fuck are you talking about” but i’ll know! i’ll remember how awesome it was! anyway jd you’re great i hope we get to play together and be friends for a long, long time
hi! you might wanna tag that recent post of myrtle with "flashing warning" or "strobe warning." thanks have a great day!
Oh good call, thanks!! The post has been edited
congrats on graduating!!
Thank you!!! :D Tbh the highlight was that my cap looked like this:
[ID: A graduation mortarboard covered in multicolored rows of small origami flowers, forming the eight stripes on the original gay pride flag. End ID.]
Y’all ever just *Spongebob deep inhale meme* appreciate the F*CK out of keplercryptids for being a true queer MVP. They out here changing people with education and with such grace and I just (platonically) love this human being ok.
@keplercryptids replied to your post “me watching a yt series about gaming and accessibility: this is...”
������ what is this yt series?!
it’s here! a four video series about accessibility in game design and how info is communicated in games and it’s pretty fine tuned towards video game design but most of the core concepts are easily modified to apply to any content creation
