What is the current #A11y of Discord for screen reader users? It looks like something that would be fun to do.
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Also, just took a look, and Skype is indeed signed up for as a consequence of signing up for my Microsoft account. The skype name is more complicated than a web capcha, but it exists, and I am on Skype.
@[email protected] @maloki Actually, I think you're right. i know a lot of people in the U.S. use it. I recognize some of the locations they post.
@[email protected] @maloki Thing about that is there are so many hosted sites in the U.S. that buy their server overseas, so it's hard to police them. That's how sites like switter.at are allowed to operate.
@maloki @[email protected] That makes sense. I believe the U.s. blocks a lot of that stuff, too.
I am moving to [email protected]. Keeping this account around, though, until everything is migrated to my satisfaction.
@maloki @[email protected] The thing that surprises me about the article I read, it was only the second biggest instance. I wonder what the first is.
@[email protected] @maloki I see. Since the one i read referenced kitty.town, you'll have to ask someone from there unless maloki knows.
@[email protected] @maloki I don't think it's a "this time" thing, but more of a it's just too big Nd people don't feel it's being policed thing. My thing is kitty.town blocked it, and I'd gotten used to seeing some folks from there.