Here's a thought before I hit the hay tonight:

Often when I bring up an #accessibility concern to someone who is or was part of introducing that concern, the response tends to be a workaround I can use to avoid, sidestep or bypass the concern. While that may unblock me, specifically, I think it's also indicative of a really deeply ingrained thought pattern that many #developers, #designers, #UX personnel etc. are stuck in.
You see, I don't bring up these concerns because I personally am stuck. I bring them up to indicate that by this concern existing, my #disability is actually disabling where it doesn't need to be. In other words, YOU, not my #blindness, are disabling me. And yes I am making this somewhat personal.
It should not be the responsibility of the #disabled person to dodge around and obstacle you created. You made the mess, YOU clean it up, and I shouldn't need to sue you to make that point.

Ok, bedtime, baii :P