The Witchy BitchesPerson in my DM's, "hey did you see XYZ thing so and so posted?" No, no actually I did not, and do you know why? Because there were at least 5 hashtags at the very beginning of said post and I'm reading everything on a 40 cell braille display, which means I get 40 characters at once before I need to scroll.... So if you choose to put more than say, 3 hashtags in the beginning of your post I'm probably moving on because my time for spending on the interwebs is not limitless... people are, of course free to do what they want but... If you are using hashtags you obviously want engagement of some kind. So putting them at the end might be the better bet from an accessibility standpoint. #JustSaying
Georgiana Brummell@pawpower I agree with you. I use speech, and it's still very annoying. I usually put mine at the end, though very rarely, I will put them in the middle of sentences. I do try to limit that, though, and only do it when there's a good reason for it.
x0@dandylover1 @pawpower This was a protracted debate that arrived at no pure conclusion which FediTips talked about, but yes acceptable solutions are a string at the end of the post or spliced in sentences. Or possibly both. So long as it isn't a bunch of words in sequence in the sentence, it shouldn't be that problematic yeah? Speech adds a syllable so it should be somewhat rare, in Braille it's one character no? Or maybe two because it isn't a real number sign.
@x0 @dandylover1 In braille, it is two characters. Yes, I can't speak for the aspect of using speech as I am deafblind.