A community on Lemmy, brought to you by the moderators of the /r/blind subreddit. This is an instance for blind and low vision folks, and friends of the blindness community
I wish you the very best of luck getting all the issues sorted out! I love hearing about accessibility in tech, whether that's in web browsing or gaming or whatever, so I'd love to regularly lurk your communities
I'm not blind, but I think everyone wants to start paying attention to ownership - internet belongs to Google and is rapidly increasingly controlled by containers - like Meta, instagram and Reddit if we don't step outside the prison.
Don't depend on this one, yet. The instance is still crashing every six hours or so for reasons I don't understand and can't make headway on.
Okay, that's good to know. I wasn't aware of that problem, I hope you get some progress on that issue soon!
So do I!
I admire the work you're doing for the blind community. You're a hero!
I'm doing it because I'm a blind person, and this is my community.
I wish you the very best of luck getting all the issues sorted out! I love hearing about accessibility in tech, whether that's in web browsing or gaming or whatever, so I'd love to regularly lurk your communities
Out of interest: How do Lemmy and kbin compare to Reddit in terms of accessibility?
This is the way.
I'm not blind, but I think everyone wants to start paying attention to ownership - internet belongs to Google and is rapidly increasingly controlled by containers - like Meta, instagram and Reddit if we don't step outside the prison.