| Pronouns | she/they |
| Socials & Links! | https://linktr.ee/themma.rae |
| Pronouns | she/they |
| Socials & Links! | https://linktr.ee/themma.rae |
A gentle reminder to folks who are new to Mastodon. In solidarity with those in the disabled community who rely on screen readers, we ask that you:
* Add alt text/image descriptions when you post media
* Capitalize the first letter of every word in a hashtag #LikeThis
* Avoid emojis in your display name
UPDATE: So many great questions! Please check the replies to see if your question has been asked and answered ❤️
#StrongerTogether #Accessibility #AltText #Disability #Solidarity #FediTips
I’ve been on Mastodon since November 20, 2016, but as this is a new instance & new me, here’s a …little… intro:
Salut! I am a thirty-something #queer #disabled #nonbinary person who lives in tiotiáh:ke (#Montréal) with my partner @leifurhauks and our fluffy, operatic cat (#FlouffeChat). I speak a few different languages, but French and English are the ones I write in most online. I love tea, at the moment I’m learning as much as I can about #matcha and #senchado. My favourite green tea right now is #gyokuro!
Hashtags are great and should also be used liberally -that's how we find stuff we're interested in, across the fediverse. HOWEVER, Hashtags [can be difficult for people with visual impairment or ND people] so please use them [most of them] at the end of your post, in a hashtag block, not scattered throughout. One or two are okay.
Edited to add: CamelCase is more important for screenreaders!
Time to say hello!
I am a professor of sociology at #UBC, where I am a Canada Research Chair in #UrbanSexualities. As of Jan. 1, I am the in-coming co-editor of Contexts magazine.
Currently writing a book about the joy of #queer #nightlife. Other books include A Decade of #HAART, Dividends of Dissent, There Goes the #Gayborhood?, Sex Cultures, and Imagining Queer Methods.
Half marathoner, weightlifter, new to #pickleball.
More here: www.aminghaziani.net
My article, “Our government is designed; design it to be better,” is here: https://designmuseumfoundation.org/government-is-designed/
Big thanks to my editor, Michi Trota. Others featured in this issue include @[email protected], @cydharrell, and Baratunde Thurston. Issue introduced by @danachis.
Not just saying this, for real: this is SUCH a good read, in its entirety.