@Natanox I understand that people working on FOSS in their free time prefer doing things that excite them and that amateurishly adding accessibility features whose merits they can't assess isn't one of them. Meanwhile, those who could competently add these features have a hard time doing so because the features don't exist.
I guess this problem could only (but won't) be solved by a concerted effort that organises competence in coding and in accessibility. And pays for it.
@hllizi @Natanox@chaos.social I mean, there's nothing wrong with people working on things that excite them either, it's just that they don't get to claim some grand cause of 'software freedom' in the process if they're not willing to actually put in the work
@joepie91 @Natanox I did not intend to defend what that douche wrote at all. My reply only is to @Natanox diagnosis of the problem.