r/Blind's Moderator's have met with Reddit. They say the admins didn't allow them to discuss API changes or 3rd party apps during the meeting. Also, it's not clear if the official app will have modera

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r/Blind's Moderator's have met with Reddit. They say the admins didn't allow them to discuss API changes or 3rd party apps during the meeting. Also, it's not clear if the official app will have modera - Lemmy.world

So yeah water is wet. reddit doesnt care and its great lemmy exists.

I don't understand how a company as big as Reddit does not take accessibility seriously.
How accessible is Lemmy in comparison?
r/Blind mods created their own Lemmy instance at https://rblind.com/. They use some beta features and their own modifications to make it more accessible.
RBlind - A community on Lemmy, brought to you by the moderators of the /r/blind subreddit.

Lemmy

There's also the fact that Lemmy is an open source project, so people who want improved accessibility can do it themselves and send a pull request instead of duct-taping something together that sits on top of the platform or just hoping that improvements happen some day.
GitHub - LemmyNet/lemmy: 🐀 A decentralised discussion platform for communities.

🐀 A decentralised discussion platform for communities. - LemmyNet/lemmy

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It has much better screen reader support