There are so many ways that *we* erect barriers and create disability.
Accessibility first. If we cannot access a reference freely available due to location, language, belief, government limitations, literacy, economy and digital divide? That which is between us and that reference is what disables inclusion and fosters exclusion. That is disability.
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Accessibility is far bigger than the science and practice of making a website compliant to a law or a condition we believe to be human when all humans are conditional. The web, its sites much less applications are useless to anyone who can't get to them even with the best #a11y
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I could not agree more.
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As a thought argument it would be fun to debate whether it's really true that the web is a necessity if it is for whom? Maslow's laws of basic need yeah necessary but the web? Not even. 3.5 billion of 7. 9 billion humans are not online. At all. It isn't a need. Is it a benefit?
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As always, context is key, right? Example: In Lowes yesterday, I saw they added a quarter-a-cart checkout system (I’m guessing to reduce theft). No quarter = no cart (a situational disability to those us us who no longer carry cash, but need to purchase bulky/heavy things).
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Coin shortage doesn't necessarily mean quarter shortage but that's really interesting and I'm not surprised it's not as if those things have much weight literally or figuratively left in them these days or wait maybe that's a Ruble? Did I just step in something LOL

Mar 1, 2022 · 1:12 AM UTC

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And now the smell hit me thank you so much so much Sarah LOL just when I thought I wiped it off my shoes there I go stepping in it again darn it unavoidable these days I guess we live in a big kitty litter box
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