Accessibility First DevRel. I focus on ensuring content created, events held and company assets are as accessible as possible, for as many people as possible.
Sorry I always forget the comment doesn't link to the article (which is really strange!)
No they didn't respond, but it wasn't there fault as someone pointed out, they were just reciting what the devs who built it said. But that is what I mean, people build echo chambers very easily that spread incorrect information and it just escalates.
Oh I agree, I don't want to put people off posting, the more people talking about accessibility the better!
The problem is I often get comments deleted when I try to help (perhaps it is just my writing style is quite "direct" so comes off as attacking and harsh 😋).
Plus there are loads of sites where I can't comment so how can I and others "warn" people that the information is incorrect.
Accessibility First DevRel. I focus on ensuring content created, events held and company assets are as accessible as possible, for as many people as possible.
As for the comments I am actually thinking I might suggest a tag "#comeAtMeBro" which lets people know you are open to criticism in the comments 🤣 (I am kind of serious but a different tag obviously...you might see a side post on that later now I think about it!!!)
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Sorry I always forget the comment doesn't link to the article (which is really strange!)
No they didn't respond, but it wasn't there fault as someone pointed out, they were just reciting what the devs who built it said. But that is what I mean, people build echo chambers very easily that spread incorrect information and it just escalates.
Oh I agree, I don't want to put people off posting, the more people talking about accessibility the better!
The problem is I often get comments deleted when I try to help (perhaps it is just my writing style is quite "direct" so comes off as attacking and harsh 😋).
Plus there are loads of sites where I can't comment so how can I and others "warn" people that the information is incorrect.
True contact form could be the way to go!
As for the comments I am actually thinking I might suggest a tag "#comeAtMeBro" which lets people know you are open to criticism in the comments 🤣 (I am kind of serious but a different tag obviously...you might see a side post on that later now I think about it!!!)